Militias smash water wells
Janjaweed militias smash water wells and burn both food and seeds in the Jebel Marra area. They also allegedly throw dead bodies into some open wells.
Janjaweed militias smash water wells and burn both food and seeds in the Jebel Marra area. They also allegedly throw dead bodies into some open wells.
Rebels destroy several houses and the offices of the local police and water utility.
Militia of the Merowe Dam Militia Implementation Unit in the Sudan attack a gathering of villagers concerned about the community impacts of the dam at a school in Amri village, killing three farmers and injuring more than 50 others.
Militants from the Salafist Group for Call and Combat attack a guard station at a water supply company in Thenia, near Boumerd?s, Algeria. The two guards are wounded in the attack.
Angry villagers in the Sudan stage protests against Kajbar Dam; four villagers are killed by government militia.
In 2007 and 2008, shortages of drinking water provoke demonstrations in towns and villages in the Nile Delta: participants speak of a “Revolution of the Thirsty.” Protestors block the main coastal road after the regional water company diverted water from farming and fishing towns to affluent resort communities. Riot police are sent to quell the disturbances.
Two people are wounded when a bomb explodes at a local watering hole in Jijel, Algeria.
NATO forces attack on a factory that produces pipes for the “Great Man-Made River” water supply pipeline near Brega, reporting that it was used as a base for military operations and the launching of missiles.
NATO bombs a plant that builds pipelines for the Great Manmade River project that carries water from southern groundwater to coastal cities. Major water networks are disrupted in this conflict, which affects access to safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene throughout Libya. Armed groups attack water wells cutting off water to civilians.
In June 18-19, demonstrators demanding a solution to a dried up water supply block the main road near Tozeur, leading to clashes with police.