Fanabc በጥላሁን ካሳ አዲስ አበባ ፣ ግንቦት 16 ፣ 2006 (ኤፍ.ቢ.ሲ.) የኢትዮጵያ ፌደራላዊ ዴሞክራሲያዊ አንድነት መድረክ ፓርቲ ዛሬ በአዲስ አበባ የጠራው የተቃውሞ ሰልፍ ተካሄደ። የፓርቲው አባላትና ደጋፊዎች መነሻቸውን ግንፍሌ ወንዝ ድልድይ ቅዱስ ማቲዎስ አንግሊካን ቤተክርስቲያን አድርገው ፥ በህንድ ኤምባሲ በመታጠፍ አቧሬ አደባባይን ፣ አድዋ ድልድይን በማቋረጥ ማጠቃለያቸውን የካ ክፍለ ከተማ ወረዳ 08 በተለምዶ ታቦት ማደሪያ
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BBC Al-Shabab were pushed out of Mogadishu in 2011 but are still able to mount attacks in the Somali capital Islamist militants from the al-Shabab movement have attacked the Somali parliament in Mogadishu, leaving at least 10 people dead. Explosions and gunfire were heard and witnesses reported seeing bodies. Somali police were joined by African
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By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, Global Research Based on research conducted in the 1990s, this article was first published by The Ecologist in September 2000. It was subsequently incorporated into the Second edition of The Globalization of Poverty and the New World Order, Global Research, Montreal, 2003. The research focussed on how GMO seeds were used as of the
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MENAFN – Arab News - (MENAFN – Arab News) An ethiopian housemaid has been arrested for allegedly pouring boiling cooking oil on four members of a saudi family in the town of dawadmi in riyadh. the man and his wife suffered first-degree burns. the two children’s injuries are not serious local media reported on friday.
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Al-monitor Author Ayah Aman Translator(s)Kamal Fayad CAIRO — The Egyptian government is leaning toward adopting new policies aimed at resolving its dispute with Ethiopia concerning its Renaissance Dam project. Egyptian officials and technical experts have espoused a calmer rhetoric calling for the adoption of good-faith policies and the advancement of mutual interests. This is despite the lack
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Opride (OPride) — My grandfather Ayana Debosie Halo had a habit of making the entire family tune into his favorite radio station: The Voice of Oromo Liberation (better known by its Oromo acronym SBO). Began in late 1980s, SBO is a shortwave radio run by the Oromo Liberation Front, a political organization that struggles for
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Ethiopia has a bad reputation when it comes to press freedom. But is that accurate? Are the latest arrests of six bloggers and three journalists (symbolised by the #FreeZone9Bloggers campaign) a symptom of a larger crackdown on the freedom of speech? Or is it all an unfair generalisation? Ikenna has invited What’s Up Africa correspondent VersaChichi (aka Mollie Balogun) to hit the streets of the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa to find out!
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By Wissam Keyrouz AFP AFP/Mohamed el-Shahed – A motor boat, moored on the River Nile in Cairo, is plastered with images of Egyptian ex-army chief and leading presidential candidate Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, on May 21, 2014 Leading Gulf monarchies are staunchly backing Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, Egypt’s presidential frontrunner, in the hope that their generous financial help
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By ABDI GULED and JASON STRAZIUSO, AP MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Making a rare threat against the United States, a senior member of Somalia’s Islamic insurgent group that has carried out terrorist attacks abroad said Thursday that holy war will come to America and that Islam’s flag will one day fly over Washington. The al-Shabab
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By SADIE GURMAN Associated Press Kefelgn Alemu Worku AP-A brutal Ethiopian jail guard who tortured and killed dozens of people during government-sponsored violence in the 1970s should spend 22 years in prison for immigration crimes, a federal judge ruled Friday, saying the United States cannot become a refuge for human-rights violators. “The risk that this
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