Friday, September 3, 2010

01 September 2010, Elizabeth Arrott | Cairo | by VOANews.comThe countries along the Nile have been at odds recently over how to share its waters. But beyond the issue of quantity is the question of quality, and how well states use what they have. Egyptians are fond of saying that without the Nile, there wouldn't be an Egypt. The river provides some 95 percent of the country's water and, for

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