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ETHIOPIA Issue dated 28/10/2016

TPLF in a new conclave to find way out of crisis

With the country’s deteriorating internal situation, which on 9 October pushed Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn to decree a six month [...] (365 words)

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Tirfu Kidanemariam to add Tigrayan touch to government?

Cracks appear within the TPLF central committee

First Lady Roman Tesfaye cultivates her entrepreneurial spirit

TPLF grandees move into the hotel business

Gebremichael sees himself as TPLF’s savior

Addis seeks to put ERC on faster track

The Ougas of the Issas pays the price for supporting government

TPLF internal leadership crisis overflows

Kinfe Dagnew organises blockade of GERD

Mekele vs Addis at TPLF convention

Azeb Mesfin pushed to sideline

EPRDF rejuvenation going at a snail's pace

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