This summer, something big and unexpected happened in Africa. South Sudan’s parliament made a bold move by officially approving the Nile Basin Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA), also known as the Entebbe Agreement. This agreement, signed over 14 years ago, challenges the long-standing water rights of Egypt and Sudan, two countries that have relied heavily on the Nile for their survival.
The Entebbe Agreement was first signed in 2010 by several East African countries: Ethiopia, Rwanda...