Month: October 2014
Ethiopia: Amnesty International: Sensationalism gone Wild
This article, by Daniel Berhnane, was first published on the Canadian “Centre for Research on.
* The Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs needs to address the mismatch between its policy.
As Kenya’s power supply grows, costs drop
Monitor Global Outlook reports: Kenya’s goal of 5000 megawatts of electricity generation by 2017 is.
Ebola, Human Rights and Poverty – Making the Links
(Alicia Ely Yamin) CAMBRIDGE, Massachussetts, Oct 27 2014 (IPS) – The catastrophic Ebola crisis unfolding.
Amnesty says Ethiopia detained 5,000 Oromos illegally since 2011
Ethiopia’s government illegally detained at least 5,000 members of the country’s most populous ethnic group,.
Starving Ethiopia buys Liquor – Chicago Tribune 1984
Editor’s note: It has been 30 years since the notorious Famine hit Ethiopia, which some.
Six Indian workers died at an Ethiopian Sugar Factory
Six Indian workers died at Fincha Sugar Factory on Friday, according to a statement from.
Ethiopia released 5 helicopters, 26 European pilots after weeks detention
(Kaleyesus Bekele) The Ethiopian government last week released five helicopters with 26 foreign crew members.
Why It Is a Must for Sudan to Join Entebbe Agreement on Nile
(Dr. Salman Mohamed Ahmed Salman) The Sudanese Minister of Water Resources and Electricity, Mutaz Mussa,.
Eritrea: Conversation with the resistance mov’t inside Asmara
(Leonard Vincent) On Saturday morning, two exiled Eritrean journalists in exile and two European journalists.