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June 30, 2021 In the twenty first century, about one hundred and thirty seven years after the scramble for Africa (referred to as the rape of Africa by western European powers), who would think a poor black nation in the continent, would be indirectly threatened by powerful rich nations to stay away from drinking its waters and using its resources? That is exactly what is happening to Ethiopia, a historically significant and populous country in East Africa. A country that stood up for black freedom against a well-armed European force that came to colonize her twice (in 1896 and 1941). Colonizers including Great Britain have perpetrated heinous crime on Africans. Besides massacring and enslaving millions, their demarcations have resulted in continuous border conflicts and instability. They also prepared and signed treaties that never had the best interests of African nations in mind. Among those unfair, unjust and racist treaties was the 1929 treaty on the Nile, a treaty between E

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