Hosts Uganda and Ethiopia win their opening Cecafa games
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Ethiopia’s ruling minority junta decides to remove the iconic statue of Martyred bishop, Abune Petros
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Ethiopia: 23 Year old Ethiopian stowaway asks for Asylum in Germany
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ENTC letter to UN Secretary Mr. Ban Ki-moon
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Not religious. It’s a political movement. Own it!
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Eritrea’s president decides to step down
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Ethiopia’s Somali refugee camp becomes world’s second largest
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ENTC lost one of its own – Rest in Peace Prof. Meseret Chekol Reta
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Journalism is Not Terrorism: Calling on Ethiopia to Free Eskinder Nega
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What is the purpose of a government?
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Memorial service for Yenesew Gebre at St. Gebriel Church in Washington DC – Nov. 25
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A new research tries to mitigate Egyptian concern over the Nile dam project
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Is Ethiopia ready for foreign investment?
By James Melik Reporter, Business Daily, BBC World Service Ethiopia was once a byword for poverty and famine. Principal cash crops in Ethiopia include