The Economist Camel trains are holding up Ethiopia’s new railway lineThe Economist“MORE than any other technical design or social institution,” wrote the…
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Ethiopia’s regime flirts with letting dissidents speak without locking … – The Economist
The Economist Ethiopia’s regime flirts with letting dissidents speak without locking …The EconomistLIFE in Maekelawi, a prison in Addis Ababa, the capital…
The Economist – IN AMBO, a town in central Ethiopia, a teenage boy pulls a tatty photo from his wallet. “I love…
The Economist Why Ethiopians are nostalgic for a murderous Marxist regimeThe EconomistIN AMBO, a town in central Ethiopia, a teenage boy pulls…
The Economist Ethiopia’s ethnic federalism is being tested – The EconomistThe EconomistFOR centuries the city of Harar, on the eastern fringes of…
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Ethiopia is struggling to make housing affordable – The Economist – The Economist
The Economist Ethiopia is struggling to make housing affordable – The EconomistThe EconomistELEVEN years ago Elsa, a middle-aged widow, won the lottery.…
The Economist How climate change might affect the NileThe EconomistTO THE untrained eye, the satellite photos of north-west Ethiopia on July 10th…
The Economist Ethiopia’s ingenious video piratesThe EconomistDOWNLOADING a movie, legally or not, is prohibitively slow in Ethiopia, thanks to glacial internet speeds.…
The Economist Ethiopia enters its seventh month of emergency ruleThe EconomistTHE three-hour bus-ride to Ambo from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, offers a…
The Economist: “THIS is qat,” explains Teklu Kaimo, gesturing to the wooded field behind him. He started growing it in 1976, and…