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Gov't Slights EU Election Preliminary Report 

The Government Communication Affairs Office labelled the preliminary report of the EU Observation Mission, which came out on May 25, 2010, as a political interpretation of basic facts.

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EU, AU Report Election Problems with Conflicting Analyses

The African Union (AU) and European Union (EU) presented their preliminary reports of the 2010 National Elections of Ethiopia last week, in which the former reported a free and fair election and the latter a process with an uneven playing field.

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AEUP Lists 11 Reasons for Re-election

The All Ethiopian Unity Party (AEUP) rejected the National Electoral Board of Ethiopia’s (NEBE’s) announcement and insisted for both national and regional re-elections.

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POST-ELECTION REACTION

 

“The most important reason [to reach out to the opposition is] the extraordinary attitude of Ethiopians who voted for the opposition.PLEASE SEE FULL INTERVIEW

 

“For a party that is not in Parliament, what does this consultation mean?  Is it as advisors or is this a [power] sharing government?  PLEASE SEE FULL INTERVIEW

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Agenda    

The incumbent won more seats in Parliament than it expected.

 
   

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Editor's Note  

There currently appears to be a start to an era where Melesism is creeping

 
   

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Economic Commentary  

The events of last week were mesmerising. An incumbent win with 99pc votes in its favour appears to be too good to be true. Beyond the rhetorical debate on whether or not this election was free and fair, pundits are scrambling to figure out what they should attribute to how voters acted. It is both the hard work of the incumbent over the past five years and the failure of the opposition to present itself as a viable alternative, Getachew T. Alemu, a regular contributor to this publication, says.

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Opinion  

Every country, rich and poor, should ensure universal coverage of primary healthcare, including safe childbirth, nutrition, vaccines, malaria control, and clinical services. Each year, nearly nine million children die of conditions that could be prevented or treated, and nearly 400,000 women die because...

   

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  Gossip  
 

Now that the Revolutionary Democrats are awash with electoral gains, as much in a windfall as they had said it was for the opposition in 2005, what is to come is a fight amongst each ...

   

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"We are proud of the code of conduct."

Ayele Chamiso, chairman of the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD), said this when asked about the effect of the Electoral Code of Conduct in an interview with Addis Zemen published on May 9, 2010.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Interview-Government’s Role in Rolling Economy
 
 

Following the Ethiopian Peoples’ Revolutionary Democratic Front’s (EPRDF’s) victory at the polls, the incumbent has a new lease on politics in the nation to continue its economic policies. MIKIAS SEBSIBE, FORTUNE STAFF WRITER, spoke with Girma Birru, minister of Trade and Industry (MoTI) about the government’s interpretation of Ethiopia’s.... More

 
 
Electoral Punch- The House of the Living Dead
 
 

Sometimes a columnist’s problem is to decide when the big guys will say, “This is too much.” Taking great caution with the choice of words, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, when he spoke to the ecstatic crowd last Tuesday, May 25, 2010, knowingly veered from the truth, which he himself must have ...... More

 
 
 
 
 
View Point

How about campaign promises such as these, “Vote for us as we will open 10 new FM radio stations all dedicated to hip-hop. All the English Premier League matches will be televised free on all of ....

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Life Matters
 

It would be foolish to pass up yet another opportunity this year to write about the contemporary history ....

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View From Arada
 

A taxi passenger is expected to pay 95 cents for a short shuttle. In practice, however, they have two options to settle accounts.

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