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- Ethiopia launches a new coffee brand
(ADDIS ABABA) The Ethiopian government earlier this week launched a new coffee brand which is believed to boost the income of the nation's coffee producing farmers. "We are launching a new coffee brand to champion Ethiopia's famous, unique and
- Ethiopia plays down rumors of "territory given to Sudan"
(ADDIS ABABA) The government of Ethiopia on Sunday said the rumors of "Ethiopian territory given away to Sudan" which is being broadcasted by mass medias and irresponsible bodies is a total groundless information. The ministry of foreign affairs in a
- Growing apace in Africa
Could a country that has produced fewer than 100 PhDs in the past 50 years turn into a research powerhouse in a decade? It may sound like fantasy but Ethiopia, where over half the population live on under 1 a day, is giving it a try.It is a tall order.
- Power Outages Slated For Ethiopia Capital On Low Water Levels
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AFP)--The Ethiopian capital faces a lengthy power outage until next month because of reduced water levels in the country's hydro- electric plants, a state-owned generator said Monday. Addis Ababa, a city of 5 million, will have no
- Ethiopia: Gov't College Closes Over Accreditation By Moe
The College of Telecommunications and Information Technology (CITT) a post graduate program under the auspices of the Ethiopian Telecommunication Corporation (ETC) was closed after graduating 75 students in two batches with an MSc Degree, The Daily
- Cash-strapped WFP cuts food aid in Ethiopia
ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - A lack of funds has forced the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) to cut by more than half the number of districts in drought-hit Ethiopia it serves, the food agency said on Monday and appealed for $76.4 million in aid. WFP said
- Somali masses escalate resistance after U.S. air strike
Another U.S. military airstrike May 1 in central Somalia has intensified the determination of the people in this East African nation to end the U.S.-backed occupation carried out by the Ethiopian government of Meles Zenawi. The target of the bombings was
- 6 killed in Somalia insurgents' attacks
MOGADISHU: Dozens of suspected insurgents ambushed a military convoy transporting bodyguards for the interior and finance ministers, killing four soldiers, police said. A gunfight between Islamic militias and Ethiopian troops in Mogadishu left two
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