Month: July 2014
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Entertainment
“The Myth of Redemptive Violence on The Edge of Tomorrow”
Andrew DeCort The moral of The Edge of Tomorrow’s story could be reduced to the old maxim, “If ever you…
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Ethiopia’s Developmental Statism: Cynic diagnosis, naive prescriptions
Merkeb Negash, Special to Addis Standard All previous articles on Ethiopian developmental statism on this magazine started with what the…
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Noisy Addis Abeba
No authority to speak louder than these The streets of Addis Abeba have long become permanent exhibitions for earsplitting…
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Africa
African Media Leaders team up to launch a campaign against hate speech
The countdown to the 2014 African Media Leaders’ Forum (AMLF) has begun with the launch in Johannesburg today of a…
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Africa
The secret of my success: Business leaders share tips for doing business in Africa
At a recent gathering of top executives, working on the agenda for the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) – Africa’s…
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Africa
No U.S. Federal Aviation Administration warning for Ethiopia
There has been no recent FAA warning for flights in or out of Ethiopia. The FAA flight prohibition (SFAR 87…
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Africa
Fitsum Tefera: in harmony with nature
Mahlet Fasil It is not often that one finds an artist audacious enough to immerse his artwork in a realistic…
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Entertainment
Fitsum Tefera: in harmony with nature
Mahlet Fasil It is not often that one finds an artist audacious enough to immerse his artwork in a realistic…
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Ethiopia’s Developmental Statism: Cynic diagnosis, naive prescriptions
Merkeb Negash, Special to Addis Standard All previous articles on Ethiopian developmental statism on this magazine started with what the…
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