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Ethiopia

TRADE UNION MISSION TO ADDIS

A delegation from Education International, an international trade union federation representing some 23 million teachers in 275 affiliated unions, arrived [...]

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Birth of a bank

Wegagen Bank Share Co (Dawn Bank) will open its doors in Addis Ababa on June 2 with Ms. Brutawit Dawit [...]

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SECURITY FORCES SLAMMED

The Internationale de l'Education, a trade union federation representing some [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.1997

TIGRE VICTIM OF ITS OWN SUCCESS

Tigre Regional State, the region in the northern part of the country from which the leaders of Tigray People's Liberation [...]

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ADDIS-AWASSA ROAD REMAKE

The European Development Fund has approved a grant of 60 [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.1997

DOUBT OVER FRENCH LOAN

The Caisse Française de Developpement (CFD) has put a loan under consideration for the Ethiopian Electric Light and Power Authority [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.05.1997

PREPARATIONS FOR FRENCH MISSION

Former French development minister Michel Roussin, chairman of the ACP committee of Conseil National du Patronat Français (French employers' federation) [...]

Subscribers only 26.04.1997

MISSION (ALMOST) IMPOSSIBLE

The taste for secrecy of the ex-guerrillas in power in Addis Ababa today and the bureaucratic problems of Ethiopian administration [...]

Subscribers only 26.04.1997

ARDUF TALKS STALLED

Five months after the first contacts between Afar Revolutionary Democratic [...]

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NEW EXPLORATION BLOCKS ON OFFER

Final papers offering exploration blocks in the regions of Abbay [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.1997

YEMERU NEGA

Ethiopian businessman Yemeru Nega (who is of the Gurage tribe) has set his company, Yencomad Inc. Pvt. Ltd Co, to [...]

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FRENCH INDUSTRIAL SALES

Latest figures from the French Customs administration for last year show a major shift in the nature of exports to [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.1997

DEATH ROW RAISES HACKLES

Several member-states of the European Union who have already been approached over the fate reserved for journalists, trade unionists and [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.1997

US-ETHIOPIAN MANOEUVRES

A military exercise by the Ethiopian army and elements of [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.1997

ITALY TARGETS THE ROADS

Italian road-building contractors are back in Ethiopia in strength. During [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.1997

FRENCH FORTNIGHT IN ADDIS

A delegation led by France's junior minister for development Jacques Godfrain and including senior civil servants from the Treasury, Direction [...]

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THREE CHARGES AGAINST TAMRAT

Former prime minister and defence minister Tamrat Layne was presented before Ethiopia's federal high court on March 28 to hear [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

MINING SURVEYS

Ethiopia's mines and energy ministry recently totted up the list [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

EDLM ATTACKED

Tigray People's Liberation Front (government) has apparently ditched its Eritrean [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

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AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE

The Ethiopian authorities have launched an operation of "toeing the government line" for farmers of the Amhara regional state, in the form of an "agrarian reform" which has sparked howls of protest from the many farmers who have been dispossessed [.

Subscribers only 29.03.1997

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

After having elected a new chairman in the person of Kebour Ghenna, general manager of Infotech plc (ION N° 756), [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1997

NOT VERY HAPPY WITH ASSAB

Ethiopian businessmen who are very experienced in the export-import business recently had meetings with the authorities of Eritrea's ports, and [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

TAMRAT LAYNE IN COURT

According to the Ethiopian government daily Addis Zemen of March 19, former deputy prime minister (and defence minister) Tamrat Layne, [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

COMPETITION FOR A POWER PLANT

Ethiopian Electric Light and Power Company has pre-qualified eight foreign [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

EUROPE PUTS IT MOSTLY ON ROADS

Europe's national indicative programme of aid for Ethiopia for the [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

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Ethiopia

TRADE UNION MISSION TO ADDIS

Birth of a bank

SECURITY FORCES SLAMMED

TIGRE VICTIM OF ITS OWN SUCCESS

ADDIS-AWASSA ROAD REMAKE

DOUBT OVER FRENCH LOAN

PREPARATIONS FOR FRENCH MISSION

MISSION (ALMOST) IMPOSSIBLE

ARDUF TALKS STALLED

NEW EXPLORATION BLOCKS ON OFFER

YEMERU NEGA

FRENCH INDUSTRIAL SALES

DEATH ROW RAISES HACKLES

US-ETHIOPIAN MANOEUVRES

ITALY TARGETS THE ROADS

FRENCH FORTNIGHT IN ADDIS

THREE CHARGES AGAINST TAMRAT

MINING SURVEYS

EDLM ATTACKED

Spotlight
AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

NOT VERY HAPPY WITH ASSAB

TAMRAT LAYNE IN COURT

COMPETITION FOR A POWER PLANT

EUROPE PUTS IT MOSTLY ON ROADS

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Ethiopia

TRADE UNION MISSION TO ADDIS

Birth of a bank

SECURITY FORCES SLAMMED

TIGRE VICTIM OF ITS OWN SUCCESS

ADDIS-AWASSA ROAD REMAKE

DOUBT OVER FRENCH LOAN

PREPARATIONS FOR FRENCH MISSION

MISSION (ALMOST) IMPOSSIBLE

ARDUF TALKS STALLED

NEW EXPLORATION BLOCKS ON OFFER

YEMERU NEGA

FRENCH INDUSTRIAL SALES

DEATH ROW RAISES HACKLES

US-ETHIOPIAN MANOEUVRES

ITALY TARGETS THE ROADS

FRENCH FORTNIGHT IN ADDIS

THREE CHARGES AGAINST TAMRAT

MINING SURVEYS

EDLM ATTACKED

Spotlight AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

NOT VERY HAPPY WITH ASSAB

TAMRAT LAYNE IN COURT

COMPETITION FOR A POWER PLANT

EUROPE PUTS IT MOSTLY ON ROADS

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AMHARA FARMERS MUST TOE THE LINE