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Prosecutors Request 25 Years for Gebrekidan Beyene

Prosecutors of the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority (ERCA) requested a maximum jail term of 25 years and a fine of nearly 100 million Br against Gebrekidan Beyene, a.k.a. Morocco, general manager and shareholder of a private limited company bearing the same name; the court also adjourned the Ayat SC case to October 13, 2010, for a verdict.

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Djibouti Denies Ethiopian Flights Operation Permit

Civil aviation authorities in Djibouti have denied the Ethiopian Airlines permits for operation flights last week, reliable sources disclosed to Fortune. Ethiopia’s national flag carrier has subsequently suspended its scheduled passenger flights to Djibouti indefinitely, as of August 1, 2010, Fortune has confirmed.

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Getu Appeals for Media Gag in Court

Getu Gelete, owner of Getu Commercial Center and shareholder of GetAs International Plc, appealed for the court to impose a media gag to extend until its ruling is passed on the charge instituted against him on July 23, 2010, for fraudulent misrepresentation and arbitrary action.

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Dozens File Suits against Askallukan Defendants Free of Charge

Plaintiffs in the latest Askallukan Trading Plc suit were allowed to institute their claim against the company without having to pay court fees (forma pauperis), on August 4, 2010.

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Nyala Motors Faces Amended Charge

Prosecutors of the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority (ERCA) presented to court the amended charge containing 17 counts of tax evasion and money laundering of 23 million Br against Nyala Motors SC and nine employees on August 5, 2010.

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Agenda    

A terrible road accident claimed the lives of 26 people last weekend.

 
   

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Editor's Note  

It is the responsibility of the government and the various...

 
   

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Commentary  

What has been a challenge to sustainable economic growth in Ethiopia is the deep-rooted culture of risk aversion, particularly in areas of investment in research and development, observes Tigabu Molla Meresa, a student at the University of Oslo, Norway. He argues for the greater involvement of the state in the economy in order to overcome such cultural barriers to continued growth.

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Opinion  

The May 2010 national elections were transformative. For sceptics, the nation seems to be transforming from a dysfunctional democracy to a one-party state, from having little room for dissenting voices to having no room at all, from a pretentiously deliberative Parliament to a consensual legislature, and from having a spark of hope for democratisation to no hope at all.

   

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  Gossip  
 

Here it goes again; regime change in Somali Regional State, one of the half dozen over the past decade. Claiming notoriety for such political turmoil, the regional state and a few of its peers among peripheral states in

   

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"If the information comes out, it is not ours, because it contains matters we have not agreed upon."

Beyene Petros (Prof), former president of the Forum for Justice and Democratic Dialogue (FJDD),  a.k.a. Medrek, spoke about a report that he said he suspected was stolen by the media, during a press conference announcing the forum’s reformation to a front, published in the Amharic weekly, Addis Were, on August 2, 2010.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FEATURE-Escape to Kenya

 
 

Ever since the ousting of Imperial rule back in the early 1970s, tens of thousands of Ethiopians have journeyed to neighbouring countries, hoping for transit to a western nation. Kenya remains one of these countries that continues to host Ethiopian refugees, .....More

 

Water: This Right is Wrong

 
 

On July 28, 2010, a large majority of the united nations (UN) General Assembly adopted a resolution recognising “safe and clean drinking water and sanitation” as a human right. Considering that 2.5 billion people lack ...... More

 
 
 
View Point

Yohannes Woldegebriel's views headlined, “Real Estate Developer's Bogus Promise on Interest" (Volume 11, Number 535, August 1, 2010), are misleading, for it is ..

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The Fine Line

Several at the gossip corridors in the capital have not been able to establish where Ethiopia’s government stands in its precarious relationship with Western allies,...

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View From Arada
 

Passersby look on with morbid curiosity at the aftermath of the tragic accident involving....

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