The Nile is not a monopoly, it belongs to all

The bellicose sounds coming from the northern parts of Africa were once emitted from the place more than 40 years ago. The place was Egypt under the late President Anwar Sadat, the subject of the matter was the Nile River, correction -- THEIR Nile River. Sadat was sounding war drums, sending out intimidating warnings that no one was supposed to touch on the Nile, especially upstream countries where the waters emanate. Now the current President Mohammed Morsi is recycling the old threats over Ethiopia’s building of a dam on the river.