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| Saturday, May 16 | | Petronas to revamp exploration work in EthiopiaMalaysian oil and gas giant, Petronas, is to revamp its oil exploration projects in Ethiopia, which was in a kind of limbo after the massacre of 74 civilian workers, including nine Chinese nationals in the Ogaden basin Abole exploration site, in the remote eastern part of Ethiopia. |
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| Monday, May 04 | | Ruling party tightening grip on Ethiopia ahead of poll
By FRED OLUOCH
Ethiopia will be holding elections next year, but all indications are that the ruling party, the Ethiopian Peoples Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) will win, and there could be a repeat of the 2005 post-election violence because of two factors. |
| Wednesday, April 29 | | Gambella Current Affairs Report By Okach O. KwotGambela Today Commentator
Once again the Ethiopian regime is cornered and panicking. Ever since the genocide watch open letter to the UN high commissioner for human rights was made public, the Meles genocidal regime has been in desperate situation. Our sources from Gambe |
| Tuesday, April 14 | | Strategic Musical Chairs
By Gérard Prunier
During the years of civil war in Sudan, both the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF) and the Ethiopian Peoples’ Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) considered the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA), then closely allied to the communist Derg, to be |
| Tuesday, April 07 | | TPLF Regime Intensifying Arrest Moves Against Army MembersShabait.com (Asmara)
Eritrea: TPLF Regime Intensifying Arrest Moves Against Army Members, Say Defecting Ethiopian Soldiers
6 April 2009
Asmara — Defecting Ethiopian soldiers who arrived in Eritrea recently abandoning the TPLF regime said that the regime's resort to arrest moves against A |
| Tuesday, March 31 | | Ethnicity and the tilting balance of Ethiopian politicsBy Messay Kebede (Ph.D.) | March 31, 2009
We know that the genesis of ethnic conflicts and mobilization in Ethiopia sprung from Haile Selassie’s policy of nation-building. Not only did the policy mean centralization and authoritarianism, but also the integration of different ethnic groups |
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| Wednesday, March 18 | | Ethiopia - Justice does not come without a costTesfaye Z. Yigzaw
In spite of numerous lives and materials scarifies for too long to bring justice and freedom, Ethiopians continues to suffer under different brutal dictatorships. This is in part due to the lack in political strategies, erroneous political views, and disunity among the opposition |
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