Ethiopia Launches Africa’s Biggest Dam, Sparking Hope Amid Concerns from Egypt and Sudan

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — Fanuse Adete, a 38-year-old Ethiopian, is eagerly anticipating the full operation of the Grand Renaissance Dam, set to be inaugurated on Tuesday. He is looking forward to being connected to the national electricity grid for the first time. The dam’s launch represents a significant step towards providing improved access to electricity for Ethiopians, boosting hopes and expectations across the nation. Tensions with Egypt and Sudan persist due to concerns over water rights and potential impacts on the Nile River’s flow, but many Ethiopians remain optimistic about the project’s benefits.

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