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Ethiopia

How Addis adds fuel to the fire between Farmajo and Ogaden

The Somali president Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo (Darod/Marehan) is facing accusations of treason and a revolt by the Ogaden, a [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.09.2017

The first Tigrayan company to come unstuck for corruption?

The current anti-corruption drive, which has until now spared the Tigrayans, claims its first major Tigrayan victim…

Subscribers only Business 08.09.2017

The conflict between Oromos and Somalis ratchets up a notch

The ceasefire signed in April (ION 1449) under the aegis [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.09.2017

Doha targets Oromia mines

On August 19, representatives of Oromia regional state, who were [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.09.2017

TPLF tears itself apart amid corruption allegations

An anti-corruption swoop by police has unleashed a storm in the hardcore of the EPRDF coalition.

Subscribers only Politics 25.08.2017

Lack of power and soaring tempers about the train

While all the work on the railway appears completed there's not enough electricity for the line to start running normally.

Subscribers only Business 25.08.2017

Kassa Tekleberhan bound for Washington

According to our sources, Ethiopia's federal affairs minister Kassa Tekleberhan has been named ambassador to Washington in succession to Girma [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 25.08.2017

New business area open to foreign investors

Ethiopia's Investment Board chaired by prime minister Hailemariam Desalegn and [...]

Subscribers only Business 25.08.2017

Militia back down from attack on Renaissance dam

Addis Abeba has managed to force a rebel movement to surrender its stake on the mega dam.

Subscribers only Energy 25.07.2017

Farmer revolt could be brewing

Small-scale farmers in the Oromia National Regional State (ANRS) and in the Amhara National Regional State (ANRS) who are the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.07.2017

Eritrea's opposition down in the dumps

With the government of president Isaias Afwerki gaining a lot of ground because of his ties to Arab countries, Eritrea's [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.07.2017

Crisis grips Metec and stirs ructions in TPLF

The growing ills of the Ethiopian economy's flagship company have opened breaches in the government.

Subscribers only Business 21.07.2017

Francois Pujolas switches from Accra to Addis Ababa

According to our sources, France's current envoy to Ghana, Francois Pujolas, will shortly move to Addis Ababa to become the [...]

Subscribers only 21.07.2017

Demeke Mekonnen pushed aside

The deputy prime minister and vice president of the ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), Demeke Mekonnen, who nonetheless [...]

Subscribers only 21.07.2017

Kessem Sugar Factory in a sticky corner

The bills are piling up in Ethiopia's bid to revive its sugar industry and that has proved a headache for [...]

Subscribers only Business 07.07.2017

Al Amoudi moves to buy Hilton

The Midroc group, considered close to the ruling EPRDF coalition and owned by Saudi-Ethiopian tycoon Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi, is [...]

Subscribers only 07.07.2017

Cepheus Growth Capital Partners wins European backing

Founded just last year by Kassy Kebede and Berhane Demissie, [...]

Subscribers only Business 07.07.2017

CREEC on tenterhooks in Oromia

The federal authorities are engaged in a fierce struggle with [...]

Subscribers only Business 07.07.2017

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Eritrea, everybody's favorite enemy

Ever since Qatar announced on June 14 it was withdrawing the observation force it deployed in 2010 between Eritrea and Djibouti, the inhabitants of Djibouti and Ethiopia fear Asmara has war-like intentions.Right time for wrong moves.

Subscribers only Politics 23.06.2017

Ethnic clashes spread across the country

Although tension between the Oromo and Amhara communities appear to have eased in recent weeks - despite efforts by information [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.06.2017

Metec can't get Yayu Fertilizer Factory to come up smelling like a rose

The Ethiopian industrial jewel is trying to raise fresh funds despite doubts about its capacity to push through its projects.

Subscribers only Business 23.06.2017

Army on war footing to assist Amisom

According to our sources, the Ethiopian National Defence Forces' chief [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.06.2017

French decide to set up a business club

The head of the trade section at the French embassy [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.06.2017

Power minister pulls out all the stops in Copenhagen

Ethiopia’s minister of water, irrigation and electricity, Seleshi Bekele, drummed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.06.2017

Gebremichael sees himself as TPLF’s savior

The powerful telecommunications minister, Debretsion Gebremichael, is gaining in influence at the expense of Sebhat Nega and Abay Tsehay, veterans [...]

Subscribers only 09.06.2017

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Ethiopia

How Addis adds fuel to the fire between Farmajo and Ogaden

The first Tigrayan company to come unstuck for corruption?

The conflict between Oromos and Somalis ratchets up a notch

Doha targets Oromia mines

TPLF tears itself apart amid corruption allegations

Lack of power and soaring tempers about the train

Kassa Tekleberhan bound for Washington

New business area open to foreign investors

Militia back down from attack on Renaissance dam

Farmer revolt could be brewing

Eritrea's opposition down in the dumps

Crisis grips Metec and stirs ructions in TPLF

Francois Pujolas switches from Accra to Addis Ababa

Demeke Mekonnen pushed aside

Kessem Sugar Factory in a sticky corner

Al Amoudi moves to buy Hilton

Cepheus Growth Capital Partners wins European backing

CREEC on tenterhooks in Oromia

Spotlight
Eritrea, everybody's favorite enemy

Ethnic clashes spread across the country

Metec can't get Yayu Fertilizer Factory to come up smelling like a rose

Army on war footing to assist Amisom

French decide to set up a business club

Power minister pulls out all the stops in Copenhagen

Gebremichael sees himself as TPLF’s savior

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Ethiopia

How Addis adds fuel to the fire between Farmajo and Ogaden

The first Tigrayan company to come unstuck for corruption?

The conflict between Oromos and Somalis ratchets up a notch

Doha targets Oromia mines

TPLF tears itself apart amid corruption allegations

Lack of power and soaring tempers about the train

Kassa Tekleberhan bound for Washington

New business area open to foreign investors

Militia back down from attack on Renaissance dam

Farmer revolt could be brewing

Eritrea's opposition down in the dumps

Crisis grips Metec and stirs ructions in TPLF

Francois Pujolas switches from Accra to Addis Ababa

Demeke Mekonnen pushed aside

Kessem Sugar Factory in a sticky corner

Al Amoudi moves to buy Hilton

Cepheus Growth Capital Partners wins European backing

CREEC on tenterhooks in Oromia

Spotlight Eritrea, everybody's favorite enemy

Ethnic clashes spread across the country

Metec can't get Yayu Fertilizer Factory to come up smelling like a rose

Army on war footing to assist Amisom

French decide to set up a business club

Power minister pulls out all the stops in Copenhagen

Gebremichael sees himself as TPLF’s savior

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Eritrea, everybody's favorite enemy