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Ethiopian Parliament Approves Law Criminalizing Many NGO Activities
Ethiopia's parliament has overwhelmingly approved a law that will sharply restrict the activities of most civil society groups.
Information exchange, experience sharing said vital to move Africa forward
Addis Ababa, January 4 - Experts form the Ghanaian Statistical institute said that the information exchange and experience sharing activities among African countries should further be strengthened to move the ...
Ensuring local communities benefit from tourism, especially when visitors come because of their local resources or cultural characteristics, is a noble, though daunting, task.
Ever try to navigate around Addis Ababa? No street names, barely any maps , and general chaotic outlay all make this task a daunting experience.
IOM to transport Sudanese refugees back home
Addis Ababa, December 29 The International Organization for Migration in close collaboration with the ARRA and UNHCR is assisting southern Sudanese refugees from Fugido camp in the south western part of ...
A weekly feature of readers' travel photos. Location: Lalibela, Ethiopia Photographer: Jenny Andrews, Bellevue Photographer's description: One of the 11 underground churches in Lalibela - a UNESCO World ...
Somalis held in Ethiopia capital
Hundreds of young Somalis have been arrested in the past few days in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa.
Belleville native helps Iraqis with clothes donated by two area churches
About 150 displaced Sunni Muslim families are keeping warm this winter with clothes donated by families in Belleville.
Iran keen to support Ethiopia's dev't efforts: Ambassador Javad
Addis Ababa, December 23 Iranian Ambassador to Ethiopia said his country is keen to take part in and support the development activities being carried out by the government of Ethiopia.
SOMALIA: IDPs prefer camps to war-torn Mogadishu
Shukri Mohamed, a mother of seven, is not ready to return home to Mogadishu, despite changing camps four times since she was displaced by violence in 2007.
Japan-funded dev't projects inaugurated in Amhara, Oromia states
Addis Ababa, December 17 Non-Formal Adult Education Center built with 76, 282 USD by the Japanese government in Dessie town of the Amhara State was inaugurated today.
Book signed by emperor in auction
A rare visitors' book signed by former Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie could sell for up to 1,500 at auction.
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Lufthansa, Ethiopian Airlines expand codeshare agreement
German airline Lufthansa has announced the expansion of codeshare services with Ethiopian Airlines for onward flights from Addis Ababa in Ethiopia and Frankfurt, Germany.
The Spirit is in the Air No Time to Despair
You call home and ask how is it going? The answer is pretty much, Nothing much. You ask why? They have a long answer for that.
Ethiopia and Joseph Griebosky-A match made in hell
There are some stories that are reported that make your head turn and the latest unsubstantiated report by Joseph Grieboski, another Zenawi-phyle takes the cake.
WFP grateful for Belgium's donation to support activities in Ethiopia
Addis Ababa, December 11 - The United Nations World Food Programme today commended the Government of Belgium for its continued and loyal assistance to WFP.
In pictures: Red hot in Ethiopia
Berbere peppers are an essential ingredient in Ethiopia's spicy cuisine. Alaba, near the central town of Awassa, is the centre of the country's hot pepper trade.
American Stage Performers, like the ever-so-glamorous Byonce, have undoubtedly influenced Ethiopian acts.
Religious equality in Ethiopia said vital to facilitate active dev't participation
Addis Ababa, December 8 - Some foreign citizens, who attended the Eid al - Adha celebration held at the Addis Ababa stadium today, said that the religious rights and equality prevailed in Ethiopia would ...
Dorothy had it right all along - there's no place like home. The recent tragedy in Mumbai, India, the genocide in Congo and the ongoing attacks on Iraqi civilians have made me that much more appreciative that I ...