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Briefing: Somaliland, oil and security

The proposed deployment of armed contingents to protect oil installations in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland risks further destabilizing a…

Addis Ababa Doubling in Size Gives Africa Another Hub

Ethiopia, Africa’s fastest-growing economy, is looking to its capital to help sustain an expansion that averaged more than 10 percent…

Briefing: South Sudan heads towards famine

(IRIN) More than a third of South Sudan’s population is at risk of severe food insecurity as a result of…

Are China’s NGOs entering Africa?

(Hu Jianlong) In the evening of 18 May, the Africa Philanthropy Forum, held at a congress hall near the Lingshan…

Explainer | Currency Devaluation

Devaluation means decreasing the value of the country’s currency in terms of other currencies. Devaluation largely applied to exchange rate…

The Egyptian-Ethiopian divide

(Abdel Latif el-Menawy) Mistakes begin when we only see what we want to see. Negative repercussions worsen when we insist…

Foul Play with Ethiopian Politics

(Asteway Berhanu) Today's third-world politics is overly in alien hands. If some muscular political power feels the poor is not…

Ethiopia Becomes China’s China in Search for Cheap Labor

(Kevin Hamlin, Ilya Gridneff and William Davison) Ethiopian workers strolling through the parking lot of Huajian Shoes’ factory outside Addis…

Eritrea’s Communications Disconnect

(Caroline Winter) Three years ago, a ship carrying African migrants sank off the coast of Libya. More than 200 drowned,…

Why do Ethiopia’s terrorists hold British passports?

The recent arrest of Andargachew Tsege, secretary general of Ginbot 7, an Ethiopian terrorist group, by Yemen and his extradition…

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