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Title:
Ethiopia Dam Controversy (1 of 2)
Description:
The government of Ethiopia has done all it can to speed up the construction of the Gilgel Gibe III Dam. It is hoped that the dam will double the country's electrical capacity and thus provide much-needed energy to the people. However, there very real fears that construction of the Dam may put the existence of people down river (both in Ethiopia and across the border in Kenya) at risk.
Author:
AfricansArise
Tags:
Ethiopia, Dam, Controversy,
Ethiopia Dam Controversy (1 of 2)
Description:
The government of Ethiopia has done all it can to speed up the construction of the Gilgel Gibe III Dam. It is hoped that the dam will double the country's electrical capacity and thus provide much-needed energy to the people. However, there very real fears that construction of the Dam may put the existence of people down river (both in Ethiopia and across the border in Kenya) at risk.
Author:
AfricansArise
Tags:
Ethiopia, Dam, Controversy,
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