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Former OLA commander announces peace agreement implementation within two days
Sagni Nagasa, former Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) commander. ( Photo: EBC) Addis Abeba– Sagni Nagasa, former Oromo Liberation Army (OLA)…
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EHRC reports forced conscription, arbitrary detentions and extortion in Oromia with victims including minors as young as 11
(Photo: Addis Standard) Addis Abeba– The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has reported cases of forced conscription and arbitrary detentions…
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Taye Dendea released after year-long detention, reunited with family
Taye Dendea, former state minister of peace Addis Abeba– Taye Dendea, the former State Minister of Peace, has been released…
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Taye Dendea taken to Federal Investigation Bureau following apprehension by security forces at prison gate
Taye Dendea, former State Minister of Peace Addis Abeba– Taye Dendea, former State Minister of Peace, was forcibly taken by…
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HIV prevalence doubles in Tigray following war, study reveals
HIV Ribbon (Courtesy: Medlineplus) Addis Abeba– A recent study conducted by the Tigray Health Research Institute (THRI) reported an increase…
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Oromia regional gov’t reports OLA fighters entering camps after peace deal; armed group rejects reports
(Photo: Oromia Communication Bureau ) Addis Abeba – The Oromia Regional Government has reported that members of the Oromo Liberation…
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KEFI Gold and Copper secures critical metals exploration license in Konso, Ethiopia
Harry Anagnostaras-Adams, KEFI’s Executive Chairman. Photo: Screenshot Addis Abeba – KEFI Gold and Copper plc, a company specializing in gold…
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HRW urges Ethiopian authorities to reverse suspension of three rights groups, condemns crackdown on civil society
Men in downtown Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, November 3, 2021. © 2021 Eduardo Soteras/AFP via Getty Images Addis Abeba– Human Rights Watch…
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Taye Dendea granted bail by Federal Supreme Court Cassation Bench
(Taye Dendea, former state minister has been imprisoned since December 2023 (Photo: Taye Dendea/Facebook) Addis Abeba -The Federal Supreme Court…
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New report reveals concentration of banking loans among few borrowers persists, agriculture sector sidelined
(Photo: AFP) Addis Abeba – A striking imbalance persists within Ethiopia’s banking industry, where a mere 0.5% of borrowers hold nearly…
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