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Last month, Ethiopia and IMF agreed on the second review of a $3.4 billion financing programme.

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The workshop aimed to create platforms for cooperation and coordination among religious leaders, teachers, and media practitioners, who play key roles in preventing and countering violent extremism (PCVE).

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This renewed diplomatic push comes as Egypt seeks international mediation to secure a favourable agreement on the dam's operation.

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Speaking at an event in Turkey’s eastern province of Erzurum, Erdogan highlighted the lengthy negotiations that led to the breakthrough.

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Somalia expressed a willingness to facilitate Ethiopia's maritime needs, provided Somali sovereignty remains intact.

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Erdogan described the agreement as a "historic" milestone, expressing hope that it would mark "the first step toward a new beginning based on peace and cooperation between Somalia and Ethiopia." 

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In two posts on X, the Turkish Presidency said Erdogan held bilateral meetings with Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Ankara.

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Last year 185 content moderators sued Meta and two contractors, saying they had lost their jobs with Sama, a Kenya-based firm contracted to moderate Facebook content, for trying to organise a union.

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The militant group Harakat al-Shabaab, as it refers to itself, arose out of Ethiopia’s Somali regional state 18 years ago.

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Sagni during a press briefing on December 6, revealed that the agreement would take effect within two days.

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The administration’s statement contends that Debretsion’s faction has transitioned from merely “obstructing government work” to engaging in outright “coup activities.”

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Amnesty documented the detention of people from in four camps which have been described as “clusters” that systematically confine people from specific areas.

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Ethiopia plans to reach a deal with bilateral creditors by year-end, the Fund said, followed by a deal with its Eurobond investors.

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Both sides announced a staff-level agreement on the review late last month, which was then submitted to the board for consideration.

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The reshuffle comes at a critical time, as Ethiopia continues to navigate complex diplomatic relationships within the Horn of Africa and globally.

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Ethiopia's telecoms industry, serving a population of about 120 million, was considered a big prize in the government's efforts to open up the economy.

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The proposal was written by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and shared with the Ethiopia Humanitarian Country Team.

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In his address, Taye outlined the government’s commitment to upholding “constitutional order” and ensuring the “safety and security” of Ethiopia’s citizens.

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Zewde formally handed over the country’s constitution to Taye and departed without addressing lawmakers.

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Among those removed are Beyene Mekru, Professor Kindeya Gebrehiwot, Dr. Hagos Godefay, and Almaz Gebretsadq.

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A substantial reason for the lack of progress in building sustainable peace is that the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement has holes in it.

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Somalia Minister gave no evidence for the accusation but added that Ethiopia was trying to divert attention from violations of Somalia's sovereignty.

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The peace meeting ended the hostility that began on August 29 after four people were killed by suspected gunmen.

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Workneh Gebeyehu, the IGAD Executive Secretary, extended his congratulations to Abiy on his new role, expressing optimism about the future of the region's tourism sector under his leadership.

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Relations nosedived in January when Ethiopia agreed to lease 20 kilometres of coastline from the breakaway Somaliland region.

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Workneh visited Mogadishu for high-level consultations with the Somali government,

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The Ethiopian Minister of Foreign Affairs stated that Djibouti did not propose to hand over or sell the Tajura Port to Ethiopia.

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The general also addressed recent changes in leadership within the interim administration, including controversial demotions and promotions. 

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PM Abiy Ahmed is prioritising grand projects designed to attract foreign direct investment to Ethiopia.

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He warned, "those who are afar and nearby" should understand that "we usually embarrass and repel those who dare try to invade us."

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