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Analysis: Living dirt poor in the midst of glamour. Why school feeding in Addis matters most
Editor’s Note: Addis Abeba City Administration has announced yesterday that it has started school feeding programs covering some 300, 000…
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Analysis: University-industry linkages in Ethiopia: The way forward
many world-class universities around the world have transitioned from talking about university-industry linkages to what is referred to entrepreneurial universities…
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Op:ED: The prospect of a coalition government in Ethiopia is real. Lessons from the politics of compromise
The first face-to-face meeting between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and leaders of 81 opposition parties currently in Ethiopia was held…
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Analysis: Why pastoral, Agro-pastoral livelihoods in Horn of Africa face an inevitable threat
Hussien Mohamed Yusuf Addis Abeba, September 24/2019 – The IGAD region is one of the most food-insecure regions in the…
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Editorial: Two wrongs won’t make a right, neither in math nor in life. Fix it!
Tilaye Gete (PhD), Ethiopia’s Minister of Education Addis Abeba, September 06/2019 – When a national exam scandal of this proportion…
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Opinion: Is it the local ideology, stupid? Language, education and federalism
A student at the Soke Bukicha Primary School in Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, practices reading an [Afaan Oromo] Textbook produced…
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Exclusive: “If we don’t treat this carefully and we meddle things, it will affect the entire region”: ONLF chairman on Jubaland
On Tuesday August 20, Abdirahman Mahdi Madey, chairman of the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF), gave a press briefing to…
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Op:Ed: Democratic reforms incomplete in the absence of local elections
Featured Picture: Election officials count votes at the end of the voting exercise in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Abeba May 24,…
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Opinion: A new president in Amhara region takes the helm, cautiously
In addition to this, the mainstream focus of his fairly articulated speech has touched on the longstanding identity and border…
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