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Ethiopia

DAVID SHINN

As reported in The Indian Ocean Newsletter (ION N° 704), US president Bill Clinton on March 11 announced the nomination [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.1996

CRITICS LAM TRADE DEALS

Opposition circles are multiplying their criticism of the Ethiopian government's privatization policy and suspects it of favouring Ethiopian businessmen from [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.1996

TROUBLE AFTER ARAYA MURDER

The absence of official information on the motives of the alleged murderer of the former head of operations department in [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.1996

PETER MUTHOKA

Peter Muthoka, CEO of Kenya's Export Promotion Council, said last [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.1996

SWEDES MAY DRINK COFFEE AGAIN

Sweden's Kraft Foods Corporation, which used to import the country's [...]

Subscribers only 09.03.1996

USMAN REDO

Eritrea opened a consular office headed by Usman Redo in [...]

Subscribers only 09.03.1996

CANADIANS GO DOWN THE MINES

The Ethiopian government this week granted a sixth mining prospecting permit to the Canadian company St Genevieve Resources Limited, of [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.1996

PIPS FOR GENERALS

Ethiopian head of state Negaso Gidada promoted ten officers of [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.1996

DANES DISPLEASED

The Danish government recently rowed back on its declared intention of including Ethiopia among African countries (Burkina Faso, Eritrea, Ghana, [...]

Subscribers only 24.02.1996

ANOTHER ADWA

Plans by Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, the government coalition with a hard core of Tigrean nationalists, to celebrate on [...]

Subscribers only 24.02.1996

A BIZARRE MURDER

Ethiopia's head of operations in the defence ministry, Hayelom Araya, was murdered on February 14 in what are described as [...]

Subscribers only 24.02.1996

ASHANTI GOLDFIELDS ON THE SPOT

Ghana-based Ashanti Goldfields signed a gold prospecting agreement with Ethiopia's [...]

Subscribers only 24.02.1996

MORE FRONTIER FIGHTING

Eyewitness reports recently concurred that there had been fighting in two towns close to the Sudanese frontier, Kurmuk and Queissan [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

BRITISH EMBASSY WHOOPS IT UP

Britain plans to celebrate the centenary of its embassy's presence [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

SOUTH AFRICANS INTO MINES

South African mining group JCI announced on February 12 that [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

J. H. BINFORD PEAY

The general commanding US forces (South-East Asia and East Africa) [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

JCI MAKES DEBUT

South Africa's JCI didn't enter the bidding when Ethiopia issued an invitation to tender last autumn for a series of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.02.1996

DAVID SHINN

The outgoing head of the US State Department's East Africa [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

TSIGU DEMESSIE

According to the state-owned Voice of America, Tsigu Demessie, the [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

NEW MINING AGREEMENT

Canadian mining company Rift Resource, represented in Addis Ababa by [...]

Subscribers only 03.02.1996

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RED CARPET FOR ZENAWI

This week's visit to Addis Ababa by Germany's head of state Roman Herzog and his finance minister cast a dampener over an official visitor in Paris, Ethiopia's prime minister Meles Zenawi (who was accompanied by his foreign minister Seyoum Mesfin).

Subscribers only 27.01.1996

FRONTIER DUST-UP

According to information from Western European intelligence sources, armed attacks launched from Humera, in Ethiopia's northern region, in the region [...]

Subscribers only 27.01.1996

PARIS TRIPLES THE STAKES IN 1995

The trade counsellor of the French embassy in Addis Ababa recently welcomed the success of French companies in Ethiopia where [...]

Subscribers only 27.01.1996

ORA BANK ACCOUNT FROZEN

Commercial Bank of Ethiopia has frozen the current account (number [...]

Subscribers only 27.01.1996

JAMES ADAMS

The World Bank's head of the East Africa desk announced [...]

Subscribers only 20.01.1996

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Ethiopia

DAVID SHINN

CRITICS LAM TRADE DEALS

TROUBLE AFTER ARAYA MURDER

PETER MUTHOKA

SWEDES MAY DRINK COFFEE AGAIN

USMAN REDO

CANADIANS GO DOWN THE MINES

PIPS FOR GENERALS

DANES DISPLEASED

ANOTHER ADWA

A BIZARRE MURDER

ASHANTI GOLDFIELDS ON THE SPOT

MORE FRONTIER FIGHTING

BRITISH EMBASSY WHOOPS IT UP

SOUTH AFRICANS INTO MINES

J. H. BINFORD PEAY

JCI MAKES DEBUT

DAVID SHINN

TSIGU DEMESSIE

NEW MINING AGREEMENT

Spotlight
RED CARPET FOR ZENAWI

FRONTIER DUST-UP

PARIS TRIPLES THE STAKES IN 1995

ORA BANK ACCOUNT FROZEN

JAMES ADAMS

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Ethiopia

DAVID SHINN

CRITICS LAM TRADE DEALS

TROUBLE AFTER ARAYA MURDER

PETER MUTHOKA

SWEDES MAY DRINK COFFEE AGAIN

USMAN REDO

CANADIANS GO DOWN THE MINES

PIPS FOR GENERALS

DANES DISPLEASED

ANOTHER ADWA

A BIZARRE MURDER

ASHANTI GOLDFIELDS ON THE SPOT

MORE FRONTIER FIGHTING

BRITISH EMBASSY WHOOPS IT UP

SOUTH AFRICANS INTO MINES

J. H. BINFORD PEAY

JCI MAKES DEBUT

DAVID SHINN

TSIGU DEMESSIE

NEW MINING AGREEMENT

Spotlight RED CARPET FOR ZENAWI

FRONTIER DUST-UP

PARIS TRIPLES THE STAKES IN 1995

ORA BANK ACCOUNT FROZEN

JAMES ADAMS

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RED CARPET FOR ZENAWI