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Ethiopian court throws OLF members into jail for life
Three Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) leaders have been imprisoned for life by the Ethiopian High Court after they were found guilty of carrying out terrorist attacks on innocent Ethiopians.
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Ethiopia led Nile treaty gains ground as Burundi joins
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Ethiopia: A double standard on land related issues
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Ethiopia: No hope for Ethio Telecom employees?
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Ethiopia: A new law for horticulture producing and exporting enterprises
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Ethiopian economy’s new gold rush
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Ethiopia: Kenyan protests could compromise mega electric project?
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Silence over Ethiopian land grab broken
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Ethiopia: Four NGOs get government ban
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Ethiopian government price ceiling to be readjusted?
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Ethiopia braces for oil shortage as Sudan shuts pipes
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Addis Ababa: France and U.N. seek good governance in Africa
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Ethiopia’s most powerful female politician steps down
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Ethiopia: African Union summit not in danger, says official
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Ethiopia: Mega irrigation project on disputed river planned
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Ethiopia: Somali and Gambella abuses decried
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Ethiopia: Chinese smugglers risk 10 years in prison
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Posting of Ethiopian South Sudan poll results begin
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Ethiopia: Devalutation and speedy growth breed economic chaos?
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Ethiopia’s grain market in danger?
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Ethiopia: Meles Zenawi sends strong warning to chaotic businesses
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Ethiopia gets a US $27m Chinese leather factory
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Ethiopia: High remittance figures from World Bank ridicule national statistics
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Ethiopia: Power sector faces uncertainty
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Ethiopia: Agricultural sector gets positive forecast
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Ethiopia: Top official nabbed over corruption
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Ethiopia gets multi-million dollar funding for agriculture sector
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