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Text Stories

The transformative capability of inclusive leadership and environmental stewardship is evident as women collaborate at...

In Burundi, as in many Nile Basin countries, female farmers, essential for food security, face...

Over a decade ago, young women in Aswan transformed their efforts into an ecofeminist initiative....

In Uganda, where science disciplines are often male-dominated, women like Winnie Biira, Alice Otto, and...

In the Nile Basin, women are often excluded from water governance despite being the most...

Dr Adanech Yared Jillo, President of the Ethiopian Women in Water Association (EWIWA), is championing...

In Bugesera, the daily struggle for water is more than a matter of survival; it...

Bridging systematic divides and building common ground are the hallmarks of cooperation. This is particularly...

In Nile Basin cultures, women are often caregivers, whether for children, the elderly, their families,...

At Lake Baringo in Kenya's Great Rift Valley, women fish vendors have devised a practical...

Women are at the forefront of economic, social, and environmental change, defying barriers and reshaping...

Through images and storytelling, EverydayNile brings together voices from across the basin to reflect on...

Ethiopia’s Lake Hawassa, once a thriving ecosystem, now struggles with pollution, siltation, and deforestation. Local...

Since becoming a Ramsar protected area in 1998, Burullus Lake has supported a rich ecosystem...

After surviving a life-altering hippo attack, Antoine Mukeshimana and his family were relocated from Sharita...