Category: US Embassy Cables from Addis Ababa and Asmara
In 2010-11, Wikileaks published 250,000 United States diplomatic cables that had been sent to the U.S. State Department from its embassies around the world.
Among which, 1395 Cables were sent from the US Embassy in Addis Ababa, while 564 Cables were sent from the US Embassy in Asmara.
HornAffairs was the only media that exhaustively covered the cables concerning these two countries.
Read below the commentaries plus summaries and full texts the important Cables.
This section also includes subsequent posts related to Wikileaks.
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Wikileaks: ‘Growing Wahabi influence in Ethiopia’ [full text]
Two leaked Cables of US Embassy Addis Ababa briefly discuss the state of Wahabi in.
A leaked Cable of US Embassy Addis Ababa reveals Ethiopia threatened to ‘reoccupy the Temporary.
US Ambassador comedy: ‘Lucy Claims Asylum’ – Wikileaks [full text]
A leaked Cable of April 2009, cleared by the then US Ambassador to Ethiopia, Donald.
Wikileaks: Analysis of ‘Land Grab’ in Ethiopia
A leaked Cable of US Embassy Addis Ababa presents a fairly informative analyzes the issues.
Meles Zenawi’s letter to Obama on G8, G20 summits: Wikileaks
A leaked Cable of US Embassy Addis Ababa shows a July 2009 letter of Ethiopian.
Wikileaks: US didn’t sponsor Ethiopia’s Somalia intervention [full text]
Leaked Cables of US Embassy Addis Ababa unambiguously confirmed that Ethiopia’s 2006 intervention in Somalia.
Ethiopia: Top 100 sites, mid-year ranking 2011
Where do Ethiopians go on the web? The list below from Alexa.com, a web ranking.
Ethiopia: Land grab deals revealed
Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture disclosed 24 Land lease agreements, concluded with Ethiopians and Foreigners, Today..
US, EU, Finland meeting on Sudan and Somalia | 7th leaked Cable US Embassy Addis Ababa
The whistleblowers’ website Wikileaks published the 7th leaked cable from US Embassy Addis Ababa. The.
Human Rights Crisis: Eritrea [Text of Report to UN Secretary-General]
A Report to UN Secretary General, titled ‘The continuing human rights crisis in Eritrea: the.