The Blue line starts from the highlands of Ethiopia, called Gish Abay. The Mediterranean Sea is the final destination where the Nile River finally empties itself in the northern part of Egypt.

Ethiopia has planted over 40 billion seedlings as part of their reforestation efforts, with a significant portion of these ...

The River flows from Ethiopian territory, not from Britain or Egypt. For centuries, Egypt has been receiving 86 percent of its water supply from the Abay River without paying a cent or even thanking ...

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On the Abay river, in the Beneshangul Gumuz region of Ethiopia. The project envisages a plant with an installed capacity of 6 000 MW that will supply 15 692 GWh/y. The major components of the ...

Scottish explorer James Bruce claimed to be the first European to see the source of the Blue Nile in 1770, reaching a marsh and the falls at Tis Abay in Ethiopia, though Spanish Jesuit Pedro Paez ...

Meanwhile, Egypt and Sudan frequently express their concern that the dam would affect their share of the river waters. Rising from Lake Tana some 570 km north of Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, the ...

Ethiopia has managed to fill a total of around 22 billion cubic metric of water in the GERD reservoir. In his message today Prime Minister Abiy, who described the Abay River as a blue gold, indicated ...