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Ethiopia

THREE CHARGES AGAINST TAMRAT

Former prime minister and defence minister Tamrat Layne was presented before Ethiopia's federal high court on March 28 to hear [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

MINING SURVEYS

Ethiopia's mines and energy ministry recently totted up the list [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

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AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE

The Ethiopian authorities have launched an operation of "toeing the government line" for farmers of the Amhara regional state, in the form of an "agrarian reform" which has sparked howls of protest from the many farmers who have been dispossessed [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1997

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

After having elected a new chairman in the person of Kebour Ghenna, general manager of Infotech plc (ION N° 756), [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1997

NOT VERY HAPPY WITH ASSAB

Ethiopian businessmen who are very experienced in the export-import business recently had meetings with the authorities of Eritrea's ports, and [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

TAMRAT LAYNE IN COURT

According to the Ethiopian government daily Addis Zemen of March 19, former deputy prime minister (and defence minister) Tamrat Layne, [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

COMPETITION FOR A POWER PLANT

Ethiopian Electric Light and Power Company has pre-qualified eight foreign [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

EUROPE PUTS IT MOSTLY ON ROADS

Europe's national indicative programme of aid for Ethiopia for the [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

TSADKAN GEBRE TENSAI

Ethiopian army chief of staff major-general Tsadkan Gebre Tensai, who was in France this week, has the reputation of being [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

MILITARY DELEGATION IN PARIS

Ethiopian army chief of staff general Tsadkan Gebre Tensai effected a visit to France this week at the invitation of [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

GREEN LIGHT FOR CDE REVAMP

The Djibouti and Ethiopia governments finally agreed, at a meeting in Djibouti on February 23, on granting Chemin de Fer [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

KEBOUR GHENNA

The general manager of Infotech plc, Kebour Ghenna, was the final winner at the end of February of the election [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

MELES ZENAWI

Right from the start of his four-day official visit to [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

BEHIND TEKETEL FORSIDO'S DISMISSAL

Prime minister Meles Zenawi's announcement to parliament on February 6 [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

CNPF MISSION IN MAY

Conseil National du Patronat Français (the French employers' federation) will [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

CALUB PROJECT UNDERWAY

An Ethiopian company has kicked off a project to extract and process up to 65,000 tons of liquid petroleum products [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.03.1997

JARA ABA GEDDA

The official Sudanese radio service announced on February 23 that the chairman of Islamic Front for the Liberation of Oromia [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.1997

'VANTAGE TO DJIBOUTI

The monthly Ethiopian Register, published in the United States by opponents to the regime of Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.1997

AND THE WINNER IS....

Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications giant, is to get the lion's share of the multi-million telecoms contract in Ethiopia. The company [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

RADIO SILENCE

Ethiopian authorities have kept radio silence to date on peace negotiations they were due to commence with Afar Revolutionary Democratic [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

NEW PURGE

At the beginning of February, vice president of Oromo regional state Hassen Ali announced the dismissal of members of Oromo [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

GIRMA ASMEROM TESFAY

A long-time militant of Eritrean People's Liberation Front has been named ambassador to Ethiopia and permanent representative to the Organization [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

SEIFU KETEMA

Prime minister Meles Zenawi switched out agriculture minister Teketel Forsido on February 6 with the explanation that despite his valiant [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

OBERTHUR CONTRACTED BY WUGAGAN BANK

French printer Oberthur is to print cheque books for Ethiopia's [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

EU MAY AID ROADS

The European Union is considering a finance package of up [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

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Ethiopia

THREE CHARGES AGAINST TAMRAT

MINING SURVEYS

Spotlight
AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

NOT VERY HAPPY WITH ASSAB

TAMRAT LAYNE IN COURT

COMPETITION FOR A POWER PLANT

EUROPE PUTS IT MOSTLY ON ROADS

TSADKAN GEBRE TENSAI

MILITARY DELEGATION IN PARIS

GREEN LIGHT FOR CDE REVAMP

KEBOUR GHENNA

MELES ZENAWI

BEHIND TEKETEL FORSIDO'S DISMISSAL

CNPF MISSION IN MAY

CALUB PROJECT UNDERWAY

JARA ABA GEDDA

'VANTAGE TO DJIBOUTI

AND THE WINNER IS....

RADIO SILENCE

NEW PURGE

GIRMA ASMEROM TESFAY

SEIFU KETEMA

OBERTHUR CONTRACTED BY WUGAGAN BANK

EU MAY AID ROADS

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Ethiopia

THREE CHARGES AGAINST TAMRAT

MINING SURVEYS

Spotlight AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

NOT VERY HAPPY WITH ASSAB

TAMRAT LAYNE IN COURT

COMPETITION FOR A POWER PLANT

EUROPE PUTS IT MOSTLY ON ROADS

TSADKAN GEBRE TENSAI

MILITARY DELEGATION IN PARIS

GREEN LIGHT FOR CDE REVAMP

KEBOUR GHENNA

MELES ZENAWI

BEHIND TEKETEL FORSIDO'S DISMISSAL

CNPF MISSION IN MAY

CALUB PROJECT UNDERWAY

JARA ABA GEDDA

'VANTAGE TO DJIBOUTI

AND THE WINNER IS....

RADIO SILENCE

NEW PURGE

GIRMA ASMEROM TESFAY

SEIFU KETEMA

OBERTHUR CONTRACTED BY WUGAGAN BANK

EU MAY AID ROADS

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AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE