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By Enyichukwu Enemanna Ethiopia's President Sahle-work Zewde has renewed calls for negotiations, dialogue and other peaceful avenues to bring to ...
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By Ebi Kesiena United Nations has disclosed that atleast 108 civilians have been killed since New Year in a series ...
By Ebi Kesiena Ethiopian Journalist, Solan Kolli has won the Rory Peck prize for his coverage of the devastating conflict ...
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By Ebi Kesiena Ethiopian military officers and soldiers have commemorated the first anniversary of the launch of a Government offensive ...
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