Year: 2013

  • Africa

    DHL brings Manchester United legend Quinton Fortune to Ethiopia

    DHL, a leading international Express and Logistics Company and the official Logistics partner of Manchester United, brought legendary Manchester United’s former striker Quinton Fortune to Ethiopia for the first time. Invited guests and the media met with the South African star at the Radisson Blu on Friday July 12th and had the opportunity to ask Fortune questions from his role…

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  • Africa

    UK Dreamliner fire probe confirms looking at Honeywell part

      (Reuters) – British investigators said on Tuesday a transmitter made by U.S. firm Honeywell was one of several components that may have caused a fire on a Boeing Dreamliner in London last week. “We can confirm that Honeywell have been invited to join the investigation,” a spokesman for Britain’s Air Accident Investigations Branch (AAIB) said on Tuesday. “The emergency…

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  • U.S

    From bad to Obamabad

    History will remember President Obama as the most liberal president with the most un-liberal act Tomas Mega, U.S. correspondent, Nevada    It began right here in Las Vegas.  In October 2010, roughly 300 western region employees of the Federal Government’s General Services Administration (GSA) had a regional conference at the M Resort, one of dozens of lavish hotel casinos that…

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  • Institutional corruption

    Dear Editor, Please allow me to express my high regard and appreciation to your neat work in discussing the root causes of corruption in Ethiopia (Inside Ethiopia’s institutionalized corruption, June 2013). It is one thing to have journalists report on the names and numbers of suspected individuals, quite another to shed a much needed light behind the root cause of…

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  • Somalia

    Dear Editor, Please allow me to commend you on your courageous expedition to Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, a country we in Ethiopia in particular and the whole world in general think is a wasted land. Your cover story (Somalia: the failed state no more, May 2013) asked a critical question on why Ethiopia was not a part of the…

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  • Middle East

    Syria: what can Obama be thinking?

    Mark N. Katz Far from being on the verge of collapse as many in the West and the Arab World had hoped, it now appears that the Assad regime in Syria has gained the upper hand against its internal opponents.  With Russia, Iran, and the Lebanese Shi’a movement Hezbollah all strongly backing Assad while the opposition is only receiving mainly…

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  • Africa

    Addis Ababa city council elects Diriba Kuma

    Addis Ababa city council elected today Minister of Transport Diriba Kuma as the next Mayor of Addis Ababa. At a ceremony held this morning at the city’s hall, Diriba received the symbolic key to the city from the outgoing mayor Kuma Demeksa, and was sworn in along with Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the outgoing Council Dr. Tabor Gebremedin and…

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  • Africa

    AU suspends Egypt from membership

    Emnet Assefa   Following Mohammed Mors’s removal from power by the Egyptian military on Tuesday July 3rd the African Union (AU) suspends Egypt from membership of the union until the country is back to constitutional order. Following an emergency session by the AU’s Peace and Security this morning, the AU said it recognizes the situation in Egypt as an “exceptional”…

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  • Africa

    PM Hailemariam reshuffles his cabinet

    Emnet Assefa The House of People’s Representatives approved the appointment of 10 ministers presented to it by Prime Hailemariam Dessalegn this morning. The house also approved the federal budget for the 2006 Ethiopian fiscal year. The newly appointed ministers include, education, government communication affairs, industry, transport, government whipto the house, science and technology, justice, customs authority, environment and forest protection…

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  • Africa

    Sidra Hotel joins Addis’s hotel industry

    Emnet Asefa Sidra hotel, a new four star hotel, joins the hotel industry in Addis Ababa on Saturday June 28th, 2013. The hotel that went operational over the weekend specializes on hotel and Spa services with 26 hotel rooms including 1 presidential suit along with a whole floor of spa services on a 6 story building, according to its owner…

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