Khartoum says Ethiopian dam poses risk to Sudan dams
Christian Fernsby ▼ | June 25, 2020
Sudan warned that the filling of an Ethiopian hydro electric Nile dam without an agreement with downstream countries would pose a risk to the country's dams.Article continues below Topics: KHARTOUM ETHIOPIAN ■ What to read next
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