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Though these aficionados of the famous
Ethiopian singer, from across the city, did
not get the chance to enter either the
courtroom or the compound of the Supreme
Court, they patiently waited long for the
decision to reach their ears. As the news,
hailed good by the majority of the fans and
the star’s lawyers was heard late in the
morning of February 18, 2009, the crowed
applauded and chanted. Most were drawn to
tears with happiness while others shouted:
“Victory!”
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Abyssinia Bank
Sacks President, Loses Dep’t Managers |
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Following the dismissal of Aselefech Mulugeta,
former president of the Bank of Abyssinia, Tarekegn
Assefa and Emawayish Adissu, Corporate Planning and
Business Development and International Banking
Department
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Just as every cloud has a silver lining, so to do
beautiful roses come with thorns. |
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if there are any, agricultural corners of
the metropolis. Such projects will.... |
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The process of policymaking
in Ethiopia focuses more on the quantitative value than its qualitative
advantage, says Tesfay Kidan (PhD), in his response to the editorial on quality
of education run by this newspaper a few weeks ago. The challenges the education
sector face in its bid to expand enrollments in higher learning institutions is
one good illustration of the warped policy processes, he argues. |
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For 15 years, I have attended the World Economic
Forum in Davos. Typically, the leaders gathered
there share their optimism about how globalization,
technology, and markets are transforming the world
for the better. Even during the recession of 2001,
those assembled in .... |
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Now is a world abuzz with talk about either
corporate "bailouts" or fat economic "stimulus
packages". The process has also become a way to see
the wealth of nations; compare America's close to
787 billion dollars (150 times the Ethiopian federal
budget for the current fiscal year)..... |
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"My
effort to resolve the Ethio-Eritrea border conflict will succeed." |
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Brother leader of the
revolution of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya State, King of
traditional Kings of Africa, and Chairperson of the African
Union, Muammar al-Gaddafi told journalists in Massawa, Eritrea
on February 8, 2009.
After attending the 12 AU
regular meeting of the Heads of State and holding a separate
discussion with Prime Minister Meles about the Ethio-Eritrea
border conflict, he left for Eritrea for similar dialogue with
Eritrean President, Essayas Afowerki. |
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The four-day long 12th Ordinary Session of the AU
Heads of State and Government has brought a mix of
almost all that is African to Addis Abeba. From the
modern brand leaders of more than half of the AU
member states, to traditional leaders, smaller in
number, to controversial personalities like Mu'ammar
al-Gaddafi of Libya, to the new comer to the scene,
Sheikh Sharif Ahmed of Somalia. |
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Prime
Minister Meles Zenawi had a long day on Friday, February 13,
2009. First, he met with members of the Amharic press for
two hours, this was then followed by another round with
members of the foreign press corps and the local English
journalists. The press conference comes after over a year
since he last met the media. |
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What is
disconcerting is the way the media is counting down the
first one hundred days in office for the President. The
furious workload has since become almost a law in ..... |
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Life Matters |
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This beautiful and seductive world we live in, and
the profound existence that is the reality ... |
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View From Arada |
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Chat
chewing is a habit that has become second nature to most
Ethiopians, despite evidence that suggests .... |
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