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Ethiopia News

Heavy fighting hits Somalia

Fighting between al Shabaab rebels and Ethiopia backed Somali government forces on Saturday left dozens dead in some parts of the horn of Africa nation.
In the Media by Samuel Okocha

Toronto protesters demand release of Canadian held in Ethiopia Special

Toronto - Hundreds of Somali-Canadians and members of the general public recently took to the streets in Toronto in a public demonstration aimed at voicing support for Bashir Makhtal, the Canadian citizen illegally held in Ethiopia for the last five years.
Digital Journal Report by Farid Omar

Op-Ed: US helping Chinese censors stifle the Jasmine Revolution

Washington - The Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) executives have done a lot to damage U.S. radio and TV programs for audiences abroad nearly beyond repair.
In the Media by Ted Lipien

Worst drought in 60 years in East Africa could impact 10 million

As aid workers scramble to distribute adequate food and water supplies to drought-stricken residents throughout East Africa, the region's worst drought in 60 years continued to threaten larger populations.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 14 comments

Ethiopian minister says Somali extremists ‘losing momentum’ Special

Pretoria - The Somali extremist group Al Shabaab is ‘losing momentum’ against a combination of a new moderate group and the Transitional Federal Government (TFG), raising the possibility of an eventual defeat of the Al-Qaeda-linked organisation.
Digital Journal Report by Christopher Szabo - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Global Christian persecution picks up during Lent

A few weeks ago, at the start of Great Lent, I told my wife I really should sit down and chart the negative news about Christians and Christianity that always seem to increase during the Lenten and Christmas seasons.
In the Media by John David Powell

Explorer to cross hottest place in the world - Danakil Desert Special

Explorer Jeremy Curl will this summer attempt to cross the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia by foot. If he succeeds he would be the first man alive to do so.
Digital Journal Report by Lynn Morris - 1 comment

Issues of water scarcity raising concern in hotspot nations

In countries and regions most impacted by the demands of swelling populations, worries have existed around the health of freshwater reserves - and now real questions of water scarcity are emerging.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

UAE traders discover all that glitters is not gold

Dubai - A number of traders from the United Arab Emirates were shocked when Customs discovered that the gold they had ordered from Ethiopia or Ghana, attractively priced, was nothing but worthless mud and dust.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 4 comments

Scientists discover 3.2 million-yr-old Hominid Special

Cleveland - Meet Lucy's great-grandfather Kadanuumuu, who was found in Ethiopia recently. Scientists say the early hominid skeleton confirms human-like walking is more ancient then we had previously known. Have we found another piece of the missing link?
Digital Journal Report by Kim I. Hartman - 2 comments
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Eritrea says it will not retaliate after Ethiopia's cross-border raid on Thursday, easing fears of a new conflict between the long-time rivals.
Ethiopia is to withdraw from areas it has captured in neighbouring Somalia with its troops to be replaced by African Union soldiers, the AU says.
Gunmen attack a public bus near Ethiopia's western town of Gambella killing 19 men, officials say.
Ethiopian rebels say they have released two German tourists who were taken captive in January, but there is no official confirmation.
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Ethiopia Blogs

Kenyans long road in search for crude oil

It is a race against hope as Kenyans wait with bated breath as international oil companies extensively explore the...
Feb 2, 2012 by kosiyae yussuf

Eritrea and the Responsibility to Project

“From the standpoint of justice, the opinions of the Eritrean people must receive consideration. Nevertheless, the...
Dec 15, 2011 by Edward Miller

International public health forum Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) for Healthcare as Critical Element in Poverty Reduction Strategies by Francis Ohanyido (2006)

International public health forum Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) for Healthcare as Critical Element in Poverty...
Aug 15, 2011 by Okechukwu Ohanyido

Hope for a More Secure Future: Young People Affected by HIV & AIDS in Uganda

The Scene The consequences of civil war, extreme poverty and the persistent prevalence of HIV/AIDS have left the...
May 10, 2011 by Claire Holloway Wadhwani

World Water Day: Global outrage over Ethiopia mega-dam

Almost 400 organizations have signed a petition against Africa’s tallest dam, which will be delivered to Ethiopian...
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