one first has to step into Egypt's landscape and take a look around. Ancient Egyptians called their land "Kemet," which meant "black," after the black fertile silt-layered soil that was left ...

A large portion of Egypt in ancient times lay on the Nile River, and the country had fertile land. Since ancient Egyptians grew many crops and already lacked coins and paper money, their economy ...

Egypt has experienced rapid population growth in recent decades. Between 1986 to 2018, the number of people in the country ...

Heavy summer rain in the highlands of Ethiopia each year would cause the Nile to flood as it flowed through Egypt ... land beside the Nile was left covered in thick dark mud which was very fertile.

They amplify climate change, biodiversity loss, poverty, forced migration and conflicts over access to fertile land and water ... equivalent to the size of Egypt, are becoming degraded every year. As ...