Month: February 2013
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Bringing an end to: Unconstitutional change of governments in Africa
Since the birth of the AU, Africa has seen a dramatic decline in coup d’état, once its landmark. But…
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U.S
Breaking up is hard to do
America had been through a gruesome civil war and had paiddearly to keep itself intact. That precious scarifies is nowunder…
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Africa
Ethiopia’s comprehensive inflation Good news at last?
Ethiopia’s inflation has been out of control for five consecutive years, at a great cost on the urban poor; now…
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Recipe
Loved recipes from the Lime Tree
Yasser Bagersh, Lime Tree’s head cook, reveals some of his favourite recipes. Yasser is also kown for creating the unique…
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Art Review
Zero Dark Thirty: Cinema with a gritty conscience
Andrew DeCort Zero Dark Thirty is a heart-pounding, thought-provoking thriller about the CIA’s decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden. The…
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Talk Business
A new GM for Radisson Blu
It’s been a little over a year since Radisson Blu first went operational in Addis Ababa. Now it has its…
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Africa
NEPAD and the pressing need to redefine its task
Ten years after NEPAD’s creation, no one seems to clearly say what exactly it has achieved so far. It is…
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Africa
Clearing the air
Following the unfortunate misunderstanding which led to Ato Ermyas Amelga, Chairman and CEO of Access Real Estate Services S.C. –…
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A weeklong exhibition marks Ethiopia’s first ever Defense Force Day
Ethiopia’s Ministry of Defense has for the first time celebrated a weeklong Defense Day from Feb. 7 -14th. Marking the…
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