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Sudan: Failure of reaching a binding agreement on GERD will negatively affect Roseires dam BY Sat, 27 Feb 2021 - 10:15 GMT A map shows the locations of Roseires reservoir in Sudan and Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam- A screenshot of Google Maps CAIRO – 27 February 2021: Failure of reaching a binding agreement on filling and operating the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the refusal of providing data from the Ethiopian side will significantly negatively affect the operation of the Sudanese Roseires reservoir, said Manager of Roseires reservoir Hamed Mohamed Ali on Sa...

Democratic Congo reports two new Ebola cases Democratic Congo reports two new Ebola cases Kinshasa, Feb 19 (Prensa Latina) Health investigations made possible to identify two new Ebola cases in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), whose authorities have reported a total of six contagions until this Friday, including two deaths. This is the 12th outbreak of the disease in eastern Nord Kivu province, which also faces a growing number of Covid-19 contagions, official reports state. According to North Kivu Provincial Minister of Health, Dr. Eugene Nzanzu Syalita, the two new Ebola ca...

UK ban on UAE flights: the options and rights for affected travellers Simon Calder The UK government has banned all flights from the UAE. Normally many thousands of people travel each day between Britain and Dubai, the hub for Emirates, as well as Abu Dhabi where Etihad is based. People with legitimate reasons to travel have been told to find alternative routes. But travellers face many logistical and legal problems. These are the key questions and answers. What has changed? The United Arab Emirates has been added to the UK government’s “red list”. The Department for Tra...

Tougher restrictions could soon be introduced for arrivals

RIYADH, Jan 14, (KUNA): The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia warned its citizens from traveling to 12 countries without issuing a prior permission from the specialized local authorities. A source at the Saudi Ministry of Interior said in a press statement on Wednesday, that those countries include Libya,