Nile lifeline and dam debate in Egypt and Sudan
Aswan dam opens a new era of irrigation and power along the Nile. The project, funded by Soviet loans amid Western caution, aims to reclaim 1.2 million acres and supply 10 billion kilowatt hours yearly while expanding village electrification. Critics warn of disease and ecological changes, but Egyptians stress development gains.
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Hebron dig yields 3500 years of biblical history
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