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Tempest at the Revenue Authority

Fired a few days ago, the head of the Federal Inland Revenue Authority may see himself indicted for having granted unwarranted tax exemptions.

Subscribers only 24.05.2002

Candidates to Manage the Capital's Airport

The Ethiopian government launched a bid for the granting of [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.2002

No Unanimity for Parliamentary Commissions

Quite a few problems were raised by the nomination of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.05.2002

More Border Work for Ethiopia

American lawyers from a Washington law firm represented the Ethiopian [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.2002

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Attack of the Tribes

In the future, external threats on the internal security of Ethiopia will have more to do with the long-distance manipulation of internal ethnical conflicts than with conventional warfare. Because of the ethnic diversity of its population, the Ethiopian government cannot [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.05.2002

Addis Beats Kampala in CEWARN Feud

The Ethiopian capital was chosen over the Ugandan one to shelter a new unit of the Inter-Governmental Authority for Development.

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

The Embassy Strikes Back

The Ethiopian legation in Washington has set out on a campaign to prevent the online auction of a private collection of Ethiopian relics.

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

Abulrashid Dulene Rafle

It's a happy comeback for Abulrashid Dulene Rafle, the president of the Somali regional state who had been ousted in [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

Shemsedin Ahmed Robleh

A new Ethiopian ambassador is to replace Sahle Work Zewdie in Djibouti, where she had been posted since 1994 before [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

EAL Security Officer Deserts to U.S.

America's civil aviation authority penalized Ethiopian Airlines for having allowed a stowaway to take place on a flight to the United States.

Subscribers only Politics 17.05.2002

Zenawi Reproves Garang's SPLA

During his visit to Addis Ababa last week, the head of southern Sudan's rebellion force was reprimanded by Ethiopia's prime minister.

Subscribers only 10.05.2002

OPDO Dissidence Grows as Minister Defects

A government minister from the regional state of Oromia who [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.05.2002

Tefera Mekonen

In late March, the Ethiopian government appointed a new acting director general for the Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority (ECAA). Tefera [...]

Subscribers only 26.04.2002

EEPCO May Get $170M Loan

The World Bank could vote in favor of a loan in June to overhaul the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation. The aim isn't to privatize EEPCO but rather to revamp it and bring private operators into the Ethiopian market.

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

A Time Bomb in the Form of a Harbor

Although the new border boundary between Eritrea and Ethiopia seems to satisfy both countries, what the agreement doesn't address constitutes [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Oromia in a State of Tension

The council of ministers of the regional state of Oromia led to fisticuffs on April 9 and 10 concerning the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.04.2002

Corruption Prosecutor Steps Down

The resignation of the prosecutor in charge of the trials against the TPLF dissidents accused of corruption has cast doubts [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.04.2002

Truckers' Strike Leads to a Shortage of Gas

Last week's five-day strike by truckers linking Ethiopia to Djibouti [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Dangers Linked to Border Question

The country is starting to resonate with the sound of opposition trends to the border policies of the régime of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi.

Subscribers only Politics 12.04.2002

A Fresh Team for Ethiopia's Dashen Bank

During its general assembly of March 28, the Dashen Bank belonging to Saudi businessman Mohamed Hussein Al Amoudi chose a [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

U.S. Pilots on an Inspection Tour of Borders

Last week, several points on the Ethiopian border were inspected [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.04.2002

Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Rivalry between Russia's Methanol and the U.S. firm Sicor to extract gas from the Calub field has boiled down to how the projects are to be funded.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

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A Nobel Devotee of Meles Zenawi

In a book to be published in the United States by W W Norton & Company entitled "Globalization and Its Discontents" – which The Indian Ocean Newsletter has managed to obtain a copy of – a Nobel Prize laureate in [.

Subscribers only Politics 05.04.2002

No Expenses Barred for Ethiopia's P.R.

In the past six months, the Ethiopian government has spent $5.6 million to finance its lobbying activities in the United [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Leikun Berhanu

The general manager of the Awash International Bank (AIB) has been elected president of the brand-new Ethiopian Bankers' Association. The [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

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Ethiopia

Tempest at the Revenue Authority

Candidates to Manage the Capital's Airport

No Unanimity for Parliamentary Commissions

More Border Work for Ethiopia

Spotlight
Attack of the Tribes

Addis Beats Kampala in CEWARN Feud

The Embassy Strikes Back

Abulrashid Dulene Rafle

Shemsedin Ahmed Robleh

EAL Security Officer Deserts to U.S.

Zenawi Reproves Garang's SPLA

OPDO Dissidence Grows as Minister Defects

Tefera Mekonen

EEPCO May Get $170M Loan

A Time Bomb in the Form of a Harbor

Oromia in a State of Tension

Corruption Prosecutor Steps Down

Truckers' Strike Leads to a Shortage of Gas

Dangers Linked to Border Question

A Fresh Team for Ethiopia's Dashen Bank

U.S. Pilots on an Inspection Tour of Borders

Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Spotlight
A Nobel Devotee of Meles Zenawi

No Expenses Barred for Ethiopia's P.R.

Leikun Berhanu

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Ethiopia

Tempest at the Revenue Authority

Candidates to Manage the Capital's Airport

No Unanimity for Parliamentary Commissions

More Border Work for Ethiopia

Spotlight Attack of the Tribes

Addis Beats Kampala in CEWARN Feud

The Embassy Strikes Back

Abulrashid Dulene Rafle

Shemsedin Ahmed Robleh

EAL Security Officer Deserts to U.S.

Zenawi Reproves Garang's SPLA

OPDO Dissidence Grows as Minister Defects

Tefera Mekonen

EEPCO May Get $170M Loan

A Time Bomb in the Form of a Harbor

Oromia in a State of Tension

Corruption Prosecutor Steps Down

Truckers' Strike Leads to a Shortage of Gas

Dangers Linked to Border Question

A Fresh Team for Ethiopia's Dashen Bank

U.S. Pilots on an Inspection Tour of Borders

Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Spotlight A Nobel Devotee of Meles Zenawi

No Expenses Barred for Ethiopia's P.R.

Leikun Berhanu

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Attack of the Tribes

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A Nobel Devotee of Meles Zenawi