There are numerous vast lakes worldwide, but only a handful surpass the size of Africa's largest. This colossal lake spans three countries and is named after British royalty. The lake in question ...

The lake in question is Lake Victoria, which is shared by Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania and covers an area so big that it looks more like an inland sea than a lake. With a surface area of 26,600 ...

The Winam Gulf of Kenya's Lake Victoria, a gulf with similar limnological ... the synthetic capability of cyanobacterial blooms in an area plagued by year-round bloom events.

Lake Victoria, the world’s second-largest freshwater lake by surface area, is a vital resource for over 47 million people across five countries—Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda—that share ...

“In an area prone to drought ... Leo Ogalo notes that massive siltation and huge soil erosion deposited in Lake Victoria raises its water and soils its freshwater’s health.

Lake Victoria Basin Commission Executive Secretary ... “Fish is often found 20 kilometres into the lake, an area which is most vulnerable to pollution. This makes fishermen go for another ...