Meles Zenawi News Archives

Addis Ababa, October 30, 2009 - Chairperson of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front Meles Zenawi said the agreement signed by four political parties is binding for contesting parties to make the upcoming election fair and democratic.

Berket also said Ethiopia has already launched activities aimed at gathering public opinion about climate change which will serve as an input for the Copenhagen Climate Conference where Africa is represented by Prime Minister Meles Zenawi.

Ethiopia Makes Appeal for Emergency Aid Amid Drought U.S.-backed regime faces worsening crisis ahead of 2010 elections by Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire News Analysis After months of food deficits, deepening political problems domestically and regionally, within the broader context of the world economic crisis, the Ethiopian ...

Siemens, a Germany-based IT Company, has been forced to close its local branch, Siemens Ethiopia.

On my flight back from London, UK, I decided to catch up on my reading and began by going through some articles that were compiled for me by a friend.

It's been a quarter of a century since the Ethiopian famine which shocked the world - and history could be about to repeat itself.

Opinionline Archives Unity doomed apartheid. Next up: climate change By Desmond Tutu The intense debate about dealing with climate change has mostly taken place in rich countries.

Hunger is again stalking East Africa. The United Nations says 20 million people will need emergency food aid before the end of this year in six nations - Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, Uganda and Sudan.

In an exclusive interview with ENA, the ambassador said that Africans are severely affected by climate change and Spain will contribute its share in the efforts to address the issue.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi walks at the AU Summit on the outskirts of Arusha, Tanzania, Thursday, May 22, 2008 has lashed out at humanitarian aid donors, accusing them of exaggerating the magnitude of his country's malnutrition crisis and failing to deliver on pledges of assistance.

With Ethiopia's national election approaching to go, some opposition groups have reportedly begun to hint boycott from the upcoming election, accusing Ethiopian government of already stepping up harassment against them.

Ethiopian Prime minister Meles Zenawi today said that, with the current unbending position the Eritrean government runs , border demarcation is unlikely.

It is to be recalled that President, Girma Woldegiorgis highlighted the top most agendas of the Ethiopian government for the current year in his opening speech made on 05 Oct.

Ethiopia says its economic growth rate has topped 10 percent for the sixth year in a row, and could do it again in the current year, despite the global economic turndown.

Who was it who once opined that to lose and learn hurts no one; but to lose and NOT to learn is a lasting tragedy? Well, that would be the conclusion that you would undoubtedly reach if you have been keeping abreast of Medrek's current toing and froing, not to say hide-and-seek in the rough and tumble electioneering life.

Prime Minister Meles Zenawi's international stature seems to be increasing, as demonstrated by his leading role at the recent G-8 and ongoing G-20 summits.