Gambia: U.S.$10 Million Water Projects Launched allAfrica.com - 13 April 2012 The government of The Gambia in collaboration with African Development Bank and Africa Water Facility (AWF) Wednesday…

South Africa keen to move ahead with plans to unlock 'northern mineral belt' Creamer Media's Engineering News - 13 April 2012 JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Plans for unlocking South Africa's …

Zimbabwe: New dams could ease water crisis Fungai Mbetsa, the acting town clerk of the Zimbabwean municipality of Chitungwiza, has revealed plans to ease the water crisis in the area by constructing…

Will Water Pumps Bring Peace to Ivory Coast? (video) PBS News Hour - 11 April 2012 JUDY WOODRUFF: Next tonight: A civil war in West Africa forces a country to look at its water problems. Special…

Africa to spend $72bn a year on infrastructure, but shortfall persists Creamer Media's Engineering News - 11 April 2012 Africa is able to spend about $72-billion a year on infrastructure, but …

Durban, South Africa: Toilet water can be purified Daily News - 10 April 2012 Yuck! This is the response in most instances to the proposal to recycle water from sewage effluent. But experts warn…

La BAD finance deux projets d’eau potable et d’assainissement au Maroc La Banque africaine de développement (BAD) va contribuer au financement de deux projets d’assainissement dans le centre du…

Portugal deal on Mozambique's Cahora Bassa dam BBC news - 9 April 2012 Portugal has agreed to give up its remaining stake in a giant hydroelectric dam in Mozambique, ending a long-running…

Mozambique: African Development Bank Prepared to Fund Phase Two of Lower Limpopo Irrigation allAfrica.com - 8 April 2012 Maputo — The Mozambican government and the African Development Bank (ADB)…

Egypt is losing its grip on the Nile Political uncertainty in post-revolution Egypt is allowing other Nile states to wrest control of the world’s longest river. globalpost - April 9, 2012 CAIRO,…