Month: May 2012
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Commentary
Making sense of the coup in Mali
The perilous political playground in Mali is complicated; but it’s explicable Harvey Glickman The recent coup in Mali not only…
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Topic of the Month
The long (and exhausting) road to peace in Africa
Amidst recent security setbacks in the continent of Africa, one forum attempts to find homemade solutions Selahadin Eshetu In connection…
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Africa
World Economic Forum comes to the World’s third fastest economy’
Can the host sustain it’s rank? With a population estimated at 85 million Ethiopia is the second most populous in…
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Op/Ed
Russian foreign policy in Putin’s third term
Despite the sweeping changes taking place across the Middle East and Asia, Putin is unlikely to change Russia’s foreign policy.…
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Africa
WEF on accelerating infrastructure investment
The ongoing World Economic Forum today debated on how best to maximize social and economic returns, increasing private sector investment…
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Africa
Africa in the world economy – from Tigers to Lions? Not without quality education
The first plenary session of World Economic Forum on Africa, taking place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from the 9th –…
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Africa
World Economic Forum
Putting issues that matter most under the radar Once again, World Economic Forum will discuss on agendas larger than the…
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Africa
Darfur – healing at last, hopefully
In the wake of a complex civil war like the one that ravaged Darfur, it is easy to lose hope…
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Talk Business
Access Real Estate & Soliton Holding – A partnership worth two billion birr or maybe more
A promising joint venture between two real estate companies may see thousands of metropolitans in Addis Ababa get houses of…
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