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Ethiopia

Midroc's friends in Washington

The boss of Midroc Ethiopia Group, the Ethiopia-based Saudi magnate Mohamed Al Amoudi, not only has a plethora of 'advisers' [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

BERBERA-ADDIS ROAD PROJECT

A joint mission of representatives of the delegations of the European Union in Nairobi and Addis Ababa has just gone [...]

Subscribers only 22.01.2000

A NEW LANGUAGE CALLED WOGAGEDA

The Ethiopian government's decision to impose compulsorily a new language [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.01.2000

YEAR GETS OFF TO BAD START

The combined effect of a drop in export revenues and an increase in military expenditure because of the border dispute [...]

Subscribers only 15.01.2000

NO GIFTS FOR THE OPPOSITION

The Ethiopian government is not making any concessions for opposition formations which have agreed to participate in the general election [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.01.2000

GEORGE AGOI

Head of state Daniel arap Moi on December 27 designated major general (ret.) George Agoi as the country's new ambassador [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2000

GENET ZEWDIE

According to certain information, the Ethiopian education minister is again [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2000

BERHANE GEBRE CHRISTOS

The Ethiopian ambassador to the United States of America caused [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2000

READYING AN ATTACK ON KISIMAYO

General Mohamed Said Hersi (aka Morgan), leader of the Somali [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.01.2000

MILITARY COOPERATION ACCORD

The Djibouti and Ethiopian governments signed a protocol of understanding [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.01.2000

STILL EXAMINING TWO STUDIES IN CIVIL AVIATION

The Ethiopian government is still examining the latest version of its National Aviation Security Programme, which was tabled in Parliament [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

MOVE ALONG THERE

Annoyed with an article on Tigray Development Association chairman Araya Zerihun published in The Indian Ocean Newsletter (ION 875), TDA's [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.12.1999

JACQUES DEWATRE

A network man with a sound knowledge of Africa is to take over from Alain Rouquie (who would be transferred [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

DAOUD IBSA GUDINA

The new chairman of Oromo Liberation Front (OLF, Ethiopian opposition), who succeeded Galassa Dilbo in this post (ION 884), is [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

EU TO REVAMP KOMBOLCHA-MILLE HIGHWAY

The European Union is expected to issue an international Call for bids in first-quarter 2000 for renovation of the 132-km [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

DOUGLAS L. SHELDON

United States Agency for International Development (USAID) last month designated a head of mission for Ethiopia to supervise the agency's [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

PRIVATIZATION STUDY FOR ETFRUIT

State-owned Ethiopian Fruit and Vegetable Marketing Enterprise (ETFruit), the country's [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

UNHCR DITCHES REFUGEES IN SUDAN

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reportedly is withdrawing [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.12.1999

RAILWAY SETS TONGUES WAGGING

A project to build a completely new railway line from [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

CONTRACT FOR CALUB

A project to produce fuels from the Calub wet gas [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.12.1999

MAYBE AL AMOUDI WOULD LIKE A COKE?

Saudi industrial magnate Mohamed Al Amoudi is still extending his commercial empire in Ethiopia (eighteen companies at the latest count) [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

THE FRONT IS STILL CALM

Ethiopia's rejection last week of technical arrangements accompanying the cease-fire agreement proposed by Organization of African Unity (OAU) has relaunched [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

GAS PROJECT FOR SICOR

The Ethiopian government has signed a joint venture agreement with [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

NEW OLF LEADER

According to certain information, a meeting of the Oromo Liberation [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.12.1999

CAFPDE SPLITS IN TWO

In a state of crisis since some time already, Council [...]

Subscribers only Politics 11.12.1999

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Ethiopia

Midroc's friends in Washington

BERBERA-ADDIS ROAD PROJECT

A NEW LANGUAGE CALLED WOGAGEDA

YEAR GETS OFF TO BAD START

NO GIFTS FOR THE OPPOSITION

GEORGE AGOI

GENET ZEWDIE

BERHANE GEBRE CHRISTOS

READYING AN ATTACK ON KISIMAYO

MILITARY COOPERATION ACCORD

STILL EXAMINING TWO STUDIES IN CIVIL AVIATION

MOVE ALONG THERE

JACQUES DEWATRE

DAOUD IBSA GUDINA

EU TO REVAMP KOMBOLCHA-MILLE HIGHWAY

DOUGLAS L. SHELDON

PRIVATIZATION STUDY FOR ETFRUIT

UNHCR DITCHES REFUGEES IN SUDAN

RAILWAY SETS TONGUES WAGGING

CONTRACT FOR CALUB

MAYBE AL AMOUDI WOULD LIKE A COKE?

THE FRONT IS STILL CALM

GAS PROJECT FOR SICOR

NEW OLF LEADER

CAFPDE SPLITS IN TWO

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Ethiopia

Midroc's friends in Washington

BERBERA-ADDIS ROAD PROJECT

A NEW LANGUAGE CALLED WOGAGEDA

YEAR GETS OFF TO BAD START

NO GIFTS FOR THE OPPOSITION

GEORGE AGOI

GENET ZEWDIE

BERHANE GEBRE CHRISTOS

READYING AN ATTACK ON KISIMAYO

MILITARY COOPERATION ACCORD

STILL EXAMINING TWO STUDIES IN CIVIL AVIATION

MOVE ALONG THERE

JACQUES DEWATRE

DAOUD IBSA GUDINA

EU TO REVAMP KOMBOLCHA-MILLE HIGHWAY

DOUGLAS L. SHELDON

PRIVATIZATION STUDY FOR ETFRUIT

UNHCR DITCHES REFUGEES IN SUDAN

RAILWAY SETS TONGUES WAGGING

CONTRACT FOR CALUB

MAYBE AL AMOUDI WOULD LIKE A COKE?

THE FRONT IS STILL CALM

GAS PROJECT FOR SICOR

NEW OLF LEADER

CAFPDE SPLITS IN TWO

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites