Observations of an Expat: Disappearing Water
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Observations of an Expat: A Friendly Wall
Observations of an Expat: A Friendly Wall by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine
Politics of Death: The map maker who finds the bodies in Ethiopia’s land battle
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South Sudan refugee crisis escalates: Uganda and region in urgent need of assistance
UNHCR photo By Male Daniel Eight months after fresh violence
Hateful, toxic rhetoric creating a dangerous and divided world
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South Sudan refugees pass 1.5 million
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Starvation looms for 6 million children in Horn of Africa
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With crises set to worsen, what are aid groups’ priorities for 2017?
Antonio Parrinello/Reuters By Umberto Bacchi After a year of
The Business of War
AFP photo By Ricardo Swire The superpower ideological divide
Say What You Say: Fidel Castro Was Africa’s Hero
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No let-up on illegal African migration to Europe
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South Sudan crisis increases as civilians flee insecurity
By Peter Louis Nearly three years after conflict erupted in
Admitting Guilt: Who ‘do’ us this kind thing?
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Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing
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Obama’s Africa policy: An expanding military footprint to grab resources
By Rupen Savoulian US President Barack Obama, the first
Dozens killed in Ethiopia as police use excessive force against peaceful protesters
Reuters photo By Amnesty International At least 97 people
African leaders call on UN and international community to end conflict in South Sudan
Frederic Noy By Peter Louis The Assembly of Heads
How Ethiopia sustains a growing engagement in international affairs
Fanuel Lakew interviews Professor Costantinos Berhutesfa
Ethiopia’s presence and influence in regional and international politics has increased
Fanuel Lakew interviews Professor Ann Fitz-Gerald
Ethiopia’s Growing International Involvement
By Fanuel Lakew In global politics, having healthy and active
South Sudanese fleeing violence cross into Uganda
F Noy By Gloria Nakiyimba The United Nations High
More abducted children rescued by Ethiopian forces
By Dukhan Jundit Following the rescue last week of nineteen
Ethiopian forces rescue abducted South Sudanese children
Tim Mckulka/EPA/UNMISS By Dukhan Jundit The Ethiopian government has
Ethiopian government poised to address climate change
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DRC Prime Minister addresses conference in Addis Ababa
By Darell Maurice The Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic
Back to square one!
By Shakeel Haider It’s no more a unipolar world but
UK in talks with Uganda over Burundi crisis
By Gloria Nakiyimba The United Kingdom government has held bilateral
Africa, a continent already seeing the effects of climate change
By Adisa Amanor Wilks In some sense Africa is already
Ethiopia’s new national slogan
Karo men overlooking the dwindling Omo River and the vast
FAO launch project for communities in the Sahel and Horn of Africa
By Alpha Jallow The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the
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