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Ethiopia has ordered Eritrea to withdraw its forces from Ethiopian territory and demanded that Asmara cease providing support to various armed groups in the country.

“Eritrean forces have occupied Ethiopian territory along our common border and the government of Eritrea has been providing direct material assistance and support for various militant groups in Ethiopia,” ...


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The National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) has pushed back the deadline for the registration of candidates to February 22 at the behest of political parties.

The registration process began a month ago and was originally scheduled to end on February 7, but election officials have opted to extend the deadline by two weeks at the request of political parties, accordin...


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French Ambassador Urges Dialogue in Maritime Access Quest, IDP Return

France, has not only been backing Ethiopia’s political-economy reform from the outset, but also co-chairs Ethiopia’s Official Creditor Committee (OCC), alongside China.

Critical issues including development, FDI, and humanitarian needs have witnessed setbacks due to persistent...


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Two contradictory reports surrounding toxic mining pollution at MIDROC Gold’s Lege Dembi site have placed the controversial commercial-scale gold extraction project under renewed scrutiny.

The International Cyanide Management Institute (ICMI), a non-profit that administers a voluntary international code for the safe use of cyanide in gold and silver mining, certified M...


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A novel initiative seeking to enable low-incomers to access bank loans using movable collateral, such as livestock, remains stuck in its pilot phase owing to shortcomings in know-how and infrastructure, central bank regulators told Parliament this week.

The central bank introduced legal frameworks intended to enable the use of movable collateral more than five years ag...


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