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Taarifa Rwanda Published 1 hour ago 0share Panic and fear has gripped communities bordering Rwanda and their counterparts in Democratic Republic of Congo following a sudden eruption of Nyiragongo volcano on Saturday. The likelihood of flow of extremely hot magma into the waters of Lake Kivu is feared to potentially cause a deadly explosion. Carefully considering the scientific explanations, Rwanda’s Lake Kivu is one of the world’s three “exploding lakes” and is at serious risk of “overturn”. An overturn occurs when the gases at the bottom of a lake are disturbed and rise to ...

UNVDA To Acquire New Rice Production Equipment th ordinary Board meeting on August 5 th, 2016 with breaking news for farmers. Board Chairman and General Manager, Tikela Kemonne and Chin Richard Wirnkar respectively, revealed that Japanese partners of the agro  industry are about to help UNVDA acquire state of the art equipment to tackle rural roads, agricultural farm machinery, civil engineering equipment  and the acquisition of a new rice Mill.Lire aussi : Elite One: Retrouvailles Canon -Tonnerre The good news for farmers of the  Ndop plain was stressed when the General Manager, Chin Ri...

Bill Evans/USGS, Wikimedia Commons // Public Domain The evening of August 21, 1986, was like any other night around Lake Nyos, a deep crater lake high on the slopes of the Massif du Mbam mountain range in northwest Cameroon. Some residents of the local villages huddled around their cooking fires, tucking into a late dinner. Many others, tired from a busy day at the market, were already asleep in their grass-roofed huts. Around 9:30 p.m., those who remained awake heard a strange rumbling noise coming from the direction of Lake Nyos. Within minutes, nearly 1800 people would be dead. That night,...

The Crazy True Story Of Exploding Lakes By Marina Manoukian/Dec. 21, 2020 2:22 pm EDT As unlikely as it sounds, there are a few instances where lakes have been known to naturally explode. Known as a limnic eruption, it's so rare that there are only two confirmed incidents in the world because they require such a special set of circumstances. Unfortunately, despite being exceptionally rare, they are also incredibly deadly. Limnic eruptions release a toxic and invisible cloud of CO2, sometimes with some other deadly chemicals mixed in, that kills almost everything in its path. In the event th...