Three nations sign landmark pact to share the Ruvuma river
Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania signed the Ruvuma Establishment Agreement on July 31, paving the way for a joint River Basin Commission covering the entire 800-km river. The IUCN calls it the fastest water-cooperation agreement concluded in southern Africa — and a model for turning shared water into shared prosperity.
The upbeat factorThree countries, one river, a shared future.