Yes. I studied in Egypt. Egypt was against the separation of South Sudan for many reasons because of the river Nile. Egypt gave South Sudan recently, almost three months ago, $25 million in humanitarian aid. In return they can send their researchers and scientists to Western Bahr el Ghazal where we have part of the river Nile coming from Bahr al-Arab, then we have part of it coming from the Sobat River, which is in the Baro-Malakal area, and of course the main one from Uganda.
The research would be to make sure that there's no loss of water in the South Sudan. The water should go directly to Egypt.
As for Ethiopia, they say, look, we suffered a famine in 1985 because we had water but we could not use the water for agriculture, so we ended up paying high prices. Ethiopia says they have to create dams for agricultural irrigation. Egypt says no, but Ethiopia says that the dam project will continue.
Most likely we are going to see a conflict or war in the region.