Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

ETHIOPIA The Indian Ocean Newsletter dated 03/03/2007

Sebhat Nega's double language

Although he does sometimes needle Meles Zenawi, Sebhat Nega is still a steadfast defender of the present government team. [...] (437 words)

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

E-wallet
starting from 30 EUR

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Discover our offers

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

A free issue

A selection of articles

New editions' summaries

Keyword notifications to follow people or topics of interest to you

A free issue and a selection of free articles

Summaries and email notifications

On the same subject

ETHIOPIA 24/08/2012

Sebhat Nega goes it alone

One of the founders of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), the former defence minister, Sebhat Nega, is trying to get back into the seat of power. [...]

Spotlight SOMALIA 05/06/2009

Cornered TFG attempts a last throw

The President of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG), Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, who has been cornered for some weeks in the Villa Somalia, has resisted the repeated attacks by radical Islamists through the protection of members of the African Union [. [...]

Spotlight SUDAN 16/05/2008

The South is tempted by separatism

The second congress of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM, the dominant party in South Sudan) is being held from 15 May in Juba, a town that has not yet raised its head after the war and where there are [. [...]

Spotlight ERITREA 30/11/2007

Asmara, the magnet for opponents

A small country with big ambitions, Eritrea has become the headquarters of opponents from all over the Horn of Africa. Asmara uses them against Ethiopia or as bargaining counters to make its presence felt on the regional diplomatic scene. [...]

SOMALIA 02/11/2007

The Mejerteen sew up diplomacy

Before he had even succeeded in ousting the Prime Minister, President Abdullahi Yusuf had already managed to place many of his men as “ambassadors” to several countries. [...]

ETHIOPIA 05/10/2007

Enduring disagreement in TPLF

The Ethiopian opposition is not alone in being riddled with rivalry. Rumours of conflict within the government coalition are beginning [...]

ETHIOPIA 21/09/2007

The opposition Pentecostals

The welcome certain Ethiopian opposition leaders have had in Washington from their partisans is revelatory of the influence the Pentecostal church holds among their ranks. [...]

ETHIOPIA 24/08/2007

Free But Not Allowed to Roam

Recently released from jail after asking for a pardon from Meles Zenawi, leaders of the opposition have been refused visas to the United States. [...]

ETHIOPIA 29/06/2007

Considerable reluctance to pardon

The discreet negotiations last week would seem to have convinced the imprisoned leaders of the Coalition for Unity and Democraty [...]

ETHIOPIA 18/05/2007

A daring think tank project Free

A group of Ethiopian intellectuals living in the United States wants to found a new political grouping, in the hope of ultimately providing an alternative to the current regime in Addis Ababa. [...]

ETHIOPIA 16/03/2007

"En route" for Asmara?

According to a source close to the Ethiopian ministry of defence, the Ethiopian army has obtained satellite photos from the [...]

ETHIOPIA 15/12/2006

Somalia as a backdrop

Meles Zenawi is trying to moderate his internal opposition so as to have his hands free to handle the inevitable armed conflict with Somalian Islamists. [...]

ETHIOPIA 03/11/2006

Call for national reconciliation

A group of a dozen partisans of the Coalition for United and Democracy Party (CUDP) has issued a call for a government of national unity. [...]

New: Sign up for real-time alerts and be notified of new editions!

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies allowing us to adapt and enhance your experience. Read more

Consultants and lawyers already winning in Aziz vs Bouamatou war

Exclusive: The financial acrobatics of a government walking a tightrope

A new generation of Karana businessmen are taking over the reins

President Filipe Nyusi’s northern allies on the look-out for good deals

Sebhat Nega's double language

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Highly opaque public accounts…

Trump breaks open his piggy bank for AMISOM

Chemonics to train MPs in art of transparency

Sebhat Nega goes it alone

Cornered TFG attempts a last throw

The South is tempted by separatism

Asmara, the magnet for opponents

The Mejerteen sew up diplomacy

Enduring disagreement in TPLF

The opposition Pentecostals

Free But Not Allowed to Roam

Considerable reluctance to pardon

A daring think tank project Free

"En route" for Asmara?

Somalia as a backdrop

Call for national reconciliation

Receive prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

A website edited by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

Consultants and lawyers already winning in Aziz vs Bouamatou war

Exclusive: The financial acrobatics of a government walking a tightrope

A new generation of Karana businessmen are taking over the reins

President Filipe Nyusi’s northern allies on the look-out for good deals

Sebhat Nega's double language

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6) Log in to read more

Already have an account? Log in

Subscribe toAfrica IntelligenceorPay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Highly opaque public accounts…

Trump breaks open his piggy bank for AMISOM

Chemonics to train MPs in art of transparency

Sebhat Nega goes it alone

Cornered TFG attempts a last throw

The South is tempted by separatism

Asmara, the magnet for opponents

The Mejerteen sew up diplomacy

Enduring disagreement in TPLF

The opposition Pentecostals

Free But Not Allowed to Roam

Considerable reluctance to pardon

A daring think tank project Free

"En route" for Asmara?

Somalia as a backdrop

Call for national reconciliation

Receive prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Already have an account?
Log in

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION