InfoNile is marking World Water Day 2019 with 4 original multimedia stories on innovative solutions that are working to conserve wetlands in East Africa.

Decades of oil drilling in West Kordofan province was linked to water contamination, environmental changes and health effects for citizens. Details here…

Water is becoming scarcer for the half a billion people living in Africa’s Nile River basin. Will Nile countries come together to find solutions or will the shared waterway tear them apart? Journalists from around the basin explore in an original series of documentaries and podcasts.

Special Project exploring how urbanization destroyed a critical Kampala wetland and why it matters. By Annika McGinnis and Fredrick Mugira

By Deng Daniel Ngor South Sudan President Salva Kiir has enforced a night curfew across the country for the next …

By Fredrick Mugira Up to 10.3 million hectares of land has been acquired by investors from individuals, communities and governments …

By Nada Arafat and Saker El Nour Vast expanses of green extend over the horizon, tended to by the advanced …

By Paul Jimbo South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, has been grabbing international news headlines, not for any good reasons …

WHO OWNS THE WATERS OF THE NILE? A yearlong cross-border data journalism investigation about large-scale foreign land deals in the Nile …

By: Ayele Addis Ambelu This story was produced in partnership with InfoNile and Code for Africa with support from the …

Farmers in Uganda’s Eastern district of Paliisa used to grow crops within the Limoto wetland. But this caused the natural …

By Annika McGinnisAn InfoNile Original Investigation On the shores of Lake Victoria, southeastern Uganda, a Norwegian timber plantation sells carbon credits on …

By Robert Ariaka December 30, 2019 A group of South Sudanese Refugee women in Arua district is manufacturing briquettes out …