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Ethiopia

A battle of the lobbyists in Washington

With the establishment of the new US administration following the election of Donald Trump, the two rival countries in East [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.02.2017

Another setback for al-Amoudi

Addis might take punitive action against Saudi-Ethiopian magnate’s Midroc Gold Mine.

Subscribers only Business 10.02.2017

Metec fails to make the grade

After the row surrounding the diversion of public funds within Metals and Engineering Corp. (Metec) as revealed by The Indian [...]

Subscribers only Business 10.02.2017

Antonio Guterres wants to stand in for IGAD

The new United Nations secretary general, Antonio Guterres, recently held [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.02.2017

Serious ethnic tensions in Afar region

On Feb. 3, four Afars were killed by troops of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.02.2017

President of Samara University faces fresh charges

The president of Samara University (in Afar National Regional State), [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.02.2017

Former politicians roll out red carpet for OCP

The Moroccan phosphates giant OCP is banking on former politicians to help in its offensive on Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Development [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.02.2017

Cairo orchestrates Juba’s defiance of Addis

The waters of the Nile continue to sow discord between Egypt and Ethiopia around the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. And [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.01.2017

A new road to Djibouti for potash exports

Amid a dispute between the Ethiopian government and a mining company, Addis is investing in a road project to export its minerals from the port of Tadjoura.

Subscribers only Business 27.01.2017

Hailemariam fails to calm tensions between Somalis and Oromos

Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn did not succeed in getting the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.01.2017

Japan offers leg-up to local diggers

Following a $3 million grant from the Japan Social Development [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.01.2017

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Already running commercial ports in Djibouti and Berbera, the UAE are developing more and more military installations on the Red Sea, to Ethiopia's consternation.

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

Addis-Nairobi relations sour over irrigation project

The Omo River irrigation project, which is set to be fed by the Gilgel Gibe III dam, could spark a [...]

Free access Politics 13.01.2017

Will Hailemariam and Sisi meet over the GERD?

Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn plans to take advantage of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

Census Commission slimmed down and ready for action

According to our information, the Population and Housing Census Commission [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

Currency crisis prompts appeal to Gulf states

In an effort to stem a critical foreign exchange deficit, [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.01.2017

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

China Harbour Engineering Co (CHEC) has appointed a new manager [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.01.2017

How Addis is privatising ESL

Several foreign companies are in the running to buy a large stake in the state’s maritime transport company.

Subscribers only Business 23.12.2016

Guelleh stirs fresh inter-ethnic tension in Dire Dawa

The extradition of Amhara and Oromo political opponents to the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2016

Saudis thick on ground in Addis

With Riyadh poised to sign an agreement with Djbouti president [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2016

EBC gets a new boss

On Dec. 16, the Ethiopian parliament approved the appointment by [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.12.2016

World Bank helps Addis Ababa to comply with EITI

A little behind schedule (AEI nº777), the World Bank approved [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.12.2016

PM to diplomats: "Move along – nothing to see here."

For Hailemariam Desalegn the revolts are over and his message to the international community is clear: it’s time to get back to business.

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2016

The EPRDF appoints Amharas to reduce the influence of the TPLF

The ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) coalition is currently manoeuvring to reduce the influence of the Tigray People's [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2016

Renewed tensions within the TPLF

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), which forms the core [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2016

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Ethiopia

A battle of the lobbyists in Washington

Another setback for al-Amoudi

Metec fails to make the grade

Antonio Guterres wants to stand in for IGAD

Serious ethnic tensions in Afar region

President of Samara University faces fresh charges

Former politicians roll out red carpet for OCP

Cairo orchestrates Juba’s defiance of Addis

A new road to Djibouti for potash exports

Hailemariam fails to calm tensions between Somalis and Oromos

Japan offers leg-up to local diggers

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Addis-Nairobi relations sour over irrigation project

Will Hailemariam and Sisi meet over the GERD?

Census Commission slimmed down and ready for action

Currency crisis prompts appeal to Gulf states

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

How Addis is privatising ESL

Guelleh stirs fresh inter-ethnic tension in Dire Dawa

Saudis thick on ground in Addis

EBC gets a new boss

World Bank helps Addis Ababa to comply with EITI

PM to diplomats: "Move along – nothing to see here."

The EPRDF appoints Amharas to reduce the influence of the TPLF

Renewed tensions within the TPLF

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Ethiopia

A battle of the lobbyists in Washington

Another setback for al-Amoudi

Metec fails to make the grade

Antonio Guterres wants to stand in for IGAD

Serious ethnic tensions in Afar region

President of Samara University faces fresh charges

Former politicians roll out red carpet for OCP

Cairo orchestrates Juba’s defiance of Addis

A new road to Djibouti for potash exports

Hailemariam fails to calm tensions between Somalis and Oromos

Japan offers leg-up to local diggers

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Addis-Nairobi relations sour over irrigation project

Will Hailemariam and Sisi meet over the GERD?

Census Commission slimmed down and ready for action

Currency crisis prompts appeal to Gulf states

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

How Addis is privatising ESL

Guelleh stirs fresh inter-ethnic tension in Dire Dawa

Saudis thick on ground in Addis

EBC gets a new boss

World Bank helps Addis Ababa to comply with EITI

PM to diplomats: "Move along – nothing to see here."

The EPRDF appoints Amharas to reduce the influence of the TPLF

Renewed tensions within the TPLF

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