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Ethiopia: ‘No Intention’ To Harm Egypt
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed told the United Nations on Friday that his country has “no intention” of harming Sudan and Egypt with a giant hydropower dam on the Blue Nile that has caused a bitter water dispute between the three countries. Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan failed to strike a deal on the operation of…
Eritrea: The Harvest of Hard Work
Understanding Eritrea is a series of articles that shed light on the development path, anchored on the preservation and utilization of soil and water resources that Eritrea is following. In the morning hours of August 21st our team headed to Adi Tsenay, a village surrounded by rocky hills in the vicinity of Logo Dam. We,…
Eritrea: The Past, Present And Future, Arts and Films
Born in 1988, Tedros Berhane is a young Eritrean actor whose name has been shining among Eritrean fans. Working his way up, Tedros has acted in many Eritrean feature films, plays and television serials. Here is a translation of an interview he conducted with Menesey, a quarterly magazine in Tigrigna, about his journey as an…
Eritrea Is Fighting Back Against Rumors “Destabilizer”
By: Dr. Fikrejesus Amahazion. Last week, the popular website AllAfrica.com featured an article titled, “US-Ethiopia Relations Take a Wrong Turn”, authored by Johnnie Carson, who served as US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa from 2009 to 2012 during the first Obama administration and is a former US ambassador to Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Kenya. The…
Sudan: NO DEAL! Removal from terror list
September 24, 2020 (KHARTOUM) – Sudan and U.S. governments have not yet signed a bilateral agreement on the removal of the former from the list of State Sponsors of Terrorism (SST), said David Hale U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs. The claims agreement which is still under negotiations between the two country is…
Ethiopia To Emulate Vietnam’s Experience
Addis Ababa –Minister of Trade and Industry, Melaku Alebel, yesterday held discussion with a delegation from the World Bank. The discussion mainly focused on Ethiopia’s on-going development efforts, said the Ministry of Trade and Industry on its official Facebook page. Ousmane Dione, World Bank Country Director for Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan and Sudan, said Ethiopia…
Ethiopia: Crackdown, Army Tightly Controlling Money laundering
Addis Ababa -Ethiopian army is tightening its grip on money laundering activities around borders following the country’s introduction of new banknotes to stop illegal circulation of money outside financial institutions. In an exclusive interview with ENA, General Berhanu Jula, Deputy Chief of Staff and Head of the Military Operations Division of the Ethiopian National Defense…
Ethiopia: Prominent Actress, Almaz Hailie Dies
Addis Ababa- The prominent Ethiopian actress, Almaz Hailie has died from an unidentified illness today. Almaz was attending medical treatment at hospital for the last two weeks before she passed away this morning. The actress has performed in stages and played in numerous Amharic movies over the last 42 years especially representing unforgettable mothers’ characters.…
Ethiopia: Flood Displaces 144,000 Persons, 5 Billion Birr Damage
ADDIS ABABA- (ENA) Unprecedented flood caused by the overflow of Awash River has displaced more than 144,000 persons and caused over 5 billion Birr damage in Afar Regional State. Afar Regional State Disaster Prevention and Food Security Bureau Head, Mohammed Hussein told ENA that a total of 240,000 persons have been affected by the flood.…
Ethiopia: A Glimmer of Hope for a New Democratic Political System in Ethiopia
ADDIS ABABA (HAN) September 25. 2020. Public Diplomacy and Regional Stability Initiatives News. Monitoring Regional Issues. By Solomon Dibaba. Many Ethiopians here and in the diaspora harbor diverse views on the current situation in the country. Some apparently hold on pessimistic views that the country is at the threshold of a gloom and doom while…
