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Djibouti Backs off from Proposed Operation Monopoly at Doraleh

The government of Djibouti backed off, last week, from its plans to grant exclusive rights to a private consortium, which would have undertaken the operation of container stuffing and unstuffing inside its own premises, ...

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Agency Suspends Ethiopian Bar Association

The Charities and Societies Agency (CSA) suspended the activities of the Ethiopian Bar Association (EBA) on April 13, 2010, following a dispute over the Association’s English nomenclature.

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Nat’l Eng Enterprise Loses Second Case within a week

National Engineers and Contractors Enterprise (NECE) lost a civil suit to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MoARD) over a claim of nearly two million Birr; only a week ago it had lost another case to the..

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Gov’t Contracts Dubai Co. to Import Vehicles, Quick

The government gave a 50 million Br vehicle supply contract to a Dubai company, dropping offers made by established local suppliers.

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New Forum Seeks to Prune GMO Law

Consultative Forum established on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, at the Desalegn Hotel, Cape Verde Street, has a plan to sway the federal government into reconsidering the overlooked bio safety law.

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Agenda    

Frustrated by the recent history of political stalemates and in despair of ...

 
   

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Editor's Note  

There are very few political parties taking an interest in deploying technology

 
   

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Economic Commentary  

To the disappointment of many, the negotiations held two weeks ago in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, to form a commission on the Nile Basin, has failed, with member countries divided seven to one. However, in the process, there was seen a shift in the power balance, whereby Egypt would no longer command veto power. Wondwosen Michago Seide,...

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Opinion  

It is not everyday that one gets to join two global powerhouses to promote a planetary breakthrough, but that is the reality with Connect to Learn (www.connecttolearn.org), a new worldwide initiative to ensure that all children on the planet can attain at least a secondary education.

   

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  Gossip  
 

The business of raising funds from the public for humanitarian causes, charities, or regional development through a telethon is as old as the state power of the Revolutionary Democrats in this nation.

   

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"There is no scream of hate in our movement."

Bulcha Demeksa, chairman of the Oromia Federalist Democratic Movement (OFDM) and vice-president for External Relations of Forum for Justice and Democratic Dialogue (FJDD), said when asked what the Forum learnt from the experience of the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD) during the  2005 National Elections in an interview with Addis Zemen, on April 18, 2010.

Way Back When . . . 

 
 

The central square of Arada (currently General de Gaulle Square) with the street leading to the gebbi.

 

Source: The City & Its Architectural Heritage, Addis Ababa 1886-1946

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Electoral Punch- Fear of Unknown Grips Addis Abeba ahead
of National Polls
 
 

It is a journalist’s headache in Ethiopia that nearly everyone interviewed prefers to remain anonymous. That is not even humility. It is rather the fear of what the consequences of accountability for what people say might be. That goes for when many people believe in the truth... More

 
 

FEATURE -Africa’s Oldest Park in Addis Abeba’s Backyard

 
 

Passed up by the tour operators, Africa’s oldest park lies within Addis Abeba’s own backyard, on the backside of one of the mountains that rings the capital city, writes Hans Larson, Special to Fortune. This park has an enticing natural forest, a .... More

 
 
 
 
View Point

One of the interesting catchwords echoed during the ongoing electoral debate is "neoliberalism." Senior leaders of the incumbent, including Meles Zenawi, ...

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Life Matters
 

Addis Abeba plays host to shades and graces of beauty that one does not have the pleasure ...

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View From Arada
 

A trip down memory lane might include going through piles of junk in our homes.

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