Category: Ethiopia
Ethiopia surprises itself with peaceful transition after Meles
(By William Davison) Fears that unrest would follow the death of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi.
Highlights: PM Hailemariam’s briefing to the House
On Good governance, democratization and foreign relations Prime Minister Hailemarim responded as well to question.
Nile: Int’l Panel of Experts visits the Renaissance dam
The Nile Tripartite Committee composed of experts drawn from Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan, and four.
Nile basin: Progress and Prospects of Cooperation
On Monday (October 8th) this week the Nile Tripartite Committee, now named the International Panel.
Eritrean prevarications and evasions
The Eritrean regime has a habit of selective reading of texts to fit them into.
We, Habesha people, didn’t learn from the Germans. We couldn’t even preserve the history of.
On Eskinder Nega | Setting the record straight
Last year, in June 2011, I published, in this site, an in-depth analysis titled ‘Terrifying.
Ethiopian Muslims protest alleged government interference
(By William Davison) Several thousand Ethiopian Muslims protested in the capital, Addis Ababa, against what.
China to loan $500 mil for Sugar projects in Omo and Afar
Ethiopia Sugar Corporation has said it has signed agreements with the state-owned China Development Bank.
Italian company to build Ethiopia’s biggest Steel-Plant
(By William Davison) An Ethiopian company owned by Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi and Italy’s Danieli.