MIDROC, Three Mines Lucky with 33tn in Gold Find
Arega Yirdaw (right), Midroc CEO, announcing the 33tn of gold find in the Jillaye Site, on Thursday, July 7, 2011, at the Sheraton Addis.
Africa’s Coffee Production May Drop 18% in 2011-12, ICO Says
(bloomberg) Coffee production in Africa may drop 18 percent in the 2011-12 crop year due to a smaller crop in Ethiopia, according to the
Ethiopia Inflation Rate Climbs to 38.1% in June From Year Ago, Agency Says
(Photo File) Ethiopia’s inflation rate climbed to 38.1 percent in June from a year earlier as food costs increased and the central bank boosted
Judge skeptical of Obama administration arguments in suit by US citizen detained in Africa
By Associated Press WASHINGTON — A federal judge reacted skeptically Tuesday to the Obama administration’s request to dismiss a lawsuit by an American citizen
Newspaper Editor Requests Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi to Resign
By Seble Teweldebirhan (Ezega.com) – Last Friday the Editor of Fitih, a local Amharic weekly newspaper, Temesgen Desalge, wrote an open letter to Prime
ወለምታ እና የጡንቻ መሸማቀቅ ሲደርስ መደረግ የሚገባቸው ነጥቦች
ደረጃ ሲወጡ፣ ሲሮጡ፣ ከባድ እቃ ሊያነሱ ሲሞክሩ ወይም ሌላ ዓይነት እንቅስቃሴ ሲያደርጉ በቀላሉ የጡንቻ መሸማቀቅ ሊደርስብዎት ይችላል፡፡ የጡንቻ መሸማቀቅ ማለት በእጅዎ፣ እግርዎ፣ ወይም ጀርባዎ
Birtukan Mideksa urges compatriots to stand in unison
By Abebe Gellaw Washington DC–Ethiopia’s freedom icon Birtukan Mideksa heartedly thanked her fellow Ethiopians here on Sunday for their unreserved support during her incarceration
IGAD calls on Eritrea to cease and desist from its destablizing activities in the region
The Inter Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), an East African bloc, called on the Eritrean regime to immediately desist from its destabilizing activities in
Oxfam needs $80m as food crisis deepens in 3 African countries
Nairobi. Oxfam has launched its largest ever appeal in Africa in response to a massive food crisis facing over 12 million people across Ethiopia,
UN: 2 killed as Somalis flee to Kenya refugee camp
GENEVA — Two people were killed and dozens injured when a riot broke out at Africa’s biggest refugee camp this week, a sign the
Ethiopian Lawmakers Will Vote on Proposed Budget Next Week
Ethiopian lawmakers will vote next week on a proposed 39 percent increase in spending to fund infrastructure programs and projects aimed at improving food
Ethiopia plans power exports to neighbours
(Mail) Ethiopia plans to sell power to Sudan, Yemen, Kenya and even Egypt, with whom it is at odds over the Nile’s waters, as
On the Democratization Process
By Messay Kebede This is not a response to the numerous reactions generated by my previous article titled “Meles’s Political Dilemma and the Developmental