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Land privatization once again on the...
Land privatization in Ethiopia once again on the table
Supporters of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) praise him for introducing the most liberal economic policies...
The Parliament’s budding teeth
Legislature demands more as executives defend inefficiency
Genuine politicians, including Nelson Mandela, wished for the Westminster culture to be adopted by their respective countries. The...
Is it a veracious pact to...
Exactly a day before the anniversary of the two-year bloody war in northern Ethiopia, the warring parties agreed to a cessation of hostilities. Once...
Into the unknown Banking liberalizations sparked...
The wait is now over. As Ethiopia prepares to liberalize its banking sector amid a widening current account deficit, high inflation, a distorted macroeconomic...
COP27 brings GERD debate back to...
Egypt still eyes legally binding agreement
An excerpt from the joint statement issued by the European Union (EU) and Egypt during their ninth Association...
Is the AU-led peace talk botched?
A negotiation between warring parties or mediators?
The African Union's most explicit and unexpected call for a negotiated peace to end the war in northern...
The endless war against Al-Shabaab
Al-Shabaab, stunned, retreats to Ethio-Somali border
The Somali Special Forces and the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) are once again in a standby formation, alerted...
The good, the bad of liberalization...
Indeed, the less advertised ‘pragmatism’ approach of the ruling party is by and large reflected in the economic arena rather than politics. The government...
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