Ethiopia Seeks Bids for Coffee Farm, Other State-Owned Companies
By William Davison bloomberg.net Ethiopia’s government invited bids for six state-owned enterprises as part of a plan to raise 1 billion Ethiopian birr ($55.1
Around 300 migrants in distress at sea
Archive photo The Italian coast guard on Thursday received a distress call from a boat carrying around 300 migrants in the Maltese search and
Rochester (Minnesota) voters elect dead guy as City Council president
Hanson (right) has been dead for more than four months, but he still defeated Throndson (left). (By Aaron Rupar) Man, you wonder how Jan
Bureaucracy: The pillar EPRDF rusting
by Bizuayehu Tsegaye Public service giving practice has always been complained in our country, especially in recent time, hearing countless complains against institutions performance
Obama Re-elected as Crucial Ohio Goes His Way
(CNBC) President Barack Obama was re-elected president Tuesday night, put over the top by the crucial battleground state of Ohio following the most expensive
Ethiopia Set to Approve Gold Mining License for Nyota Minerals
By William Davison Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) — Ethiopia is set to approve a mining license for Nyota Minerals Ltd. to develop the Tulu Kapi
Ethiopian Airlines Agrees to Lease Three Dreamliners From ILFC
By William Davison on November 05, 2012 Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise, sub- Saharan Africa’s second-biggest carrier, said it agreed to lease threeBoeing Co. (BA) Dreamliner
Ethiopian Americans Gotta Vote in 2012! – By Prof. Alemayehu G Mariam
By Prof. Alemayehu G Mariam It’s Not Just About an Election In September, I expressed my support for President Barack Obama’s re-election. I told
Ethiopia: Understand PM Hailemariam Desalegn
Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. The new PM Hailemariam Desalegn has already been accused of several things in his brief time in Office. It is fair
15 billion dollars flew out of Ethiopia in less than a decade
– 3.5 billion lost in 2010 alone By Asrat Seyoum Ethiopian Reporter (Addis Ababa) – A recent report indicated that from 2001 up to
In autocratic Ethiopia, we are all Bekele Garba
By Hassen Hussein On November 1, 2012, Ethiopia’s kangaroo court convicted nine Oromo nationals, including opposition leader Bekele Gerba, who was nabbed right after
Teddy Afro – By Dereje Habtewold
In 2001, Teddy Afro released his second album, Abugida, named after the Abugida syllabary of the Ge’ez language. Several tracks quickly caught the ear
Defense Ministry set to establish Army Bank
By Yohannes Anberbir | The Reporter In an unprecedented move, the Ethiopian Ministry of Defense (MoD) is set to enter the country’s financial sector
Ethiopia: Tigraye republic in turmoil as EUFF rebels hit a notorious prison in Adigrat
By Getahune Bekele The ruling minority junta in Ethiopia has suffered the first real taste of what is to come, on Wednesday 31 October
Over 14 killed, dozens injured in bomb attack on Adigrat Prison
ADIGRAT, Northern Ethiopia – Over 14 inmates were killed and dozens were injured when a building housing at least 1300 prisoners was destroyed in