Every day in rural communities throughout sub-Saharan Africa, millions of people suffer from a lack of access to clean, safe water. A spatial map developed by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics ...

That means a lot of people using water… and that’s a problem ... be used to help teach the following: Using maps of the world to focus on Africa, focusing on the environmental regions ...

More than a third of the planet’s population living without access to clean, safe water live in sub-Saharan Africa. And nearly two-thirds—some four billion people—live in water-scarce areas.

The burgeoning dam dispute between Morocco and Algeria is hardly unique: Climate change is exacerbating water conflicts around the world.

Competition for water is also a potential source of conflict in Africa - with rising tension between Egypt and other countries along the Nile about the use of the river's waters. Will Africa meet the ...

Africa’s Rising Investment Tide, a report released in March by the International High-Level Panel on Water Investments for Africa, shows there are pathways by which Africa can close its water ...