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ENDF will assume the responsibility of safeguarding the peace and security of the areas adjacent to the Amhara and Tigray territories: Gov’t Communication Services Addis Standard -

The World Bank and Ethiopia have signed loan agreements totalling $1.72 billion to enhance electricity and water supply, as well as to facilitate the movement of food to markets, the finance... -April 05, 2024 at 05:01 am EDT - MarketScreener

The African Union (AU) is proud of the Peace and Security Council (PSC) of the African Union Commission (AUC) for its work in peace and security over the past two decades, a senior official of the AUC has said. AU Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security Bankole Adeoyeas made…

This week, Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed marked six years in power. The 47-year-old was once lauded as a reformist and even won the Nobel Peace Prize. But his war in Tigray and the ongoing conflict in the Amhara region have dented his legacy and reputation. So what do Ethiopians make of his policies? Join Josey Mahachi's in AfricaLink's Story of The Week.

Italy's initial armored units, relying on ineffective "tankettes" and the ill-equipped Fiat 3000, faced humiliating defeats in Ethiopia, Spain, and early North African campaigns.

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/PRNewswire/ -- The International Womens Media Foundation (IWMF) today announced freelance photojournalist Samar Abu Elouf as the 10th annual recipient of its...

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The more Eritrea descends into authoritarianism through hardline labor practices in conscription, the more the country will face a mass exodus, a declining labor force, and more international isolationism, greatly diminishing any economic potential the East African country may have. The more Eritrea descends into authoritarianism through hardline labor practices in conscription, the more the country will face a mass exodus, a declining labor force, and more international isolationism, greatly di...