AfricaStat Data mining and Research

01/08/2025

📢 Publication Alert 🚨
I’m pleased to share that my review paper has just been published in Green Energy and Environmental Technology (IntechOpen Journals):
📝 Title:
"Evaluating the Environmental Impacts of Industrialization and Urbanization on Groundwater Quality: A Comprehensive Review of Methodological Approaches in Ethiopia"

This study assessed the degradation of groundwater quality across Ethiopia’s major hydrological basins (Blue Nile, Awash, Rift Valley, and Omo-Gibe) to identify the contamination hotspots and methodological gaps. Synthesizing 30 studies

31/12/2024

Earthquakes in Ethiopia: Tracking Seismic Activity and Preparedness
Stay informed about recent seismic events, historical data, and essential safety tips.
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Ethiopia, located within the tectonically active East African Rift System, frequently experiences seismic activity. This geological setting makes the country prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity, drawing the attention of scientists, residents, and policymakers alike.

17/06/2024

27/04/2024

Water Stress by 2050

27/04/2024

Global per capita renewable water resources 2022, by country

27/04/2024

Based on the data of Sichuan Province from 2007 to 2021, the extreme climate events in Sichuan Province was identified by statistical method, and the coupling coordination degree of water resources-climate system and separate water resource system was analyzed. Based on the difference of coupling co...

27/04/2024

The longest rivers in Africa

27/04/2024

Forecasted number of the total population of Africa 2020-2050

27/04/2024

blog post

27/04/2024

Introducing Devin

27/04/2024

In the cultural tapestry of Ethiopia and Eritrea, one thread has been consistently woven through centuries of history, religion, and scholarly pursuits: the Ge'ez language. As one of the oldest Semitic languages with a rich written tradition, Ge'ez is a testament to the enduring legacy of the ancien...

27/04/2024

The precipitation on the northern slope of the Kunlun Mountains significantly impacts the green economy of the Tarim Basin’s southern edge. Observations have noted an expansion of the surface water area in this region, though the reasons for this are not yet fully understood. Due to limited in...