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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Whenever reference is made to a work of art named “The Thinker” in Angola, most people will think of the statuette “The Chokwe Thinker” (“O Pensador”). The history of “O Pensador”, also known as “Samanhonga” or “Kuku”, goes back to 1932, when the Swiss painter and ethnologist Théodore Delachaux found the statuette in a “divination basket” (a basket containing many...

news 4.4 Mil Euros Grant Agreement Signed for Boma-Gambella Biodiversity Conservation Project © Provided by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) 141747693_2839632696281310_3400378953626711962_n Addis Ababa January 24/2021 (ENA) A grant agreement worth 4.4 million euro was signed on Sunday to support the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) for a Trans-boundary South Sudan-Ethiopia conservation project of biodiversity in the Boma-Gambella landscape. The executive secretary of the IGAD, D...

news Ethiopian Agriculture Minister in Djibouti for Official Visit © Provided by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) 139428544_4048659355165910_6848501814062474366_n Addis Ababa January 16/2020 (ENA) A delegation led by Agriculture Minister Oumer Hussein arrived in Djibouti yesterday evening for a three-day official visit. The minister is expected to hold discussions with his Djiboutian counterpart and authorities from Djibouti Ports. According to a press release of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, sin...

news Dorale Multi-Purpose Port Livestock Terminal Inaugurate © Provided by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) 139572781_4050896721608840_2667648938570954052_n Addis Ababa January 16/2021 (ENA) Ethiopia and Djibouti have inaugurated a new Dorale Multi-Purpose Port livestock terminal today. The terminal was inaugurated by Agriculture Minister Oumer Hussein and Djibouti’s Transport Minister Moussa Mohamed Ahmed, according to Ministry of Foreign Affairs. At the inauguration ceremony, Agriculture Min...

Americans Won’t Be Banned From Investing in Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu Nine other Chinese companies will be added to Pentagon’s Chinese military companies list President-elect Joe Biden has sent signals that the U.S. will remain tough on China, from trade to technology. WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng explains the new administration’s policy approach and how China might respond. Photo: Lintao Zhang/Xinhua/Associated Press By Updated Jan. 13, 2021 5:32 pm E...

news Trans Ethiopia Representative Receives Keys of 179 Trucks Illegally Parked in Djibouti © Provided by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) jbu Addis Ababa January 13/2021 (ENA) The new representative of Trans Ethiopia PLC, one of the sister companies of Endowment for the Rehabilitation of Tigray (EFFORT), has received keys of 179 trucks that were parked illegally in Djibouti, according to Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A few days before the TPLF junta attacked the Northern Command of Ethiopian Nat...

news Djibouti Honors General Brhanu Jula with the Prestigious Accolade © Provided by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) 221111 Addis Ababa January 10/2021 (ENA) The Chief of Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF), General Brhanu Jula has been honored with Djibouti’s highest military honor of the country. Attending the award ceremony in Djibouti, Head of Peacekeeping Center, Lieutenant General Desta Abiche told ENA that the award that honored to General Brhanu is the highest of the ...

Agence France-Presse/Getty Images China unveiled new rules on Saturday, pushing back against a spate of U.S. executive orders that have blacklisted Chinese companies and restricted their access to U.S. technologies. It’s the latest reminder for investors that U.S.-China tensions are here to stay. China’s Ministry of Commerce unveiled an order Saturday for “counteracting unjustified extraterritorial application of foreign laws.” The rules establish a vague and open-ended regi...

Jack Ma, China's highest-profile entrepreneur has vanished from sight for more than two months, and is said to have been told by the authorities not to leave town....BABA

The stock exchange’s reversal was the latest sign of confusion for investors and companies as they navigate a series of broad China-related executive orders.