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AllAfrica on MSNEthiopia Tables 1.93 Trn Birr Budget to Drive Revenue, ReformHouse passes bill on foreign residential ownershipADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia's Ministry of Finance (MoF) has unveiled a historic draft federal budget of 1.93 trillion Birr for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, ...
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AllAfrica on MSNNews - Lawmakers Approve Landmark Law Allowing Foreigners to Own Homes in Ethiopia With $150,000 Investment ThresholdThe House of People's Representatives has approved a landmark proclamation allowing foreign nationals to own immovable residential property in Ethiopia in a major shift to ownership and investment ...
Ethiopian people mourn and protest a government-incurred death in the Yubdo Village outside Addis Ababa in December 2015. (ZACHARIAS ABUBEKER/AFP/Getty Images) Reports are coming from Ethiopia ...
June 17, 2006: Tribal warfare in southern Ethiopia ( 400 kilometers south of the capital), between Guji and Borena tribesmen, has forced over 20,000 people to flee their homes. The causes of the ...
news News Commentary. Black History Month viewed from Ethiopian ‘Land of Origins’ A Dallas-area activist combines love of her homeland with an appeal to end its longstanding, brutal conflicts.
Conflict rages in Ethiopia as militia fighters gain land. The federal government has tried to centralize security powers after the end of a devastating two-year conflict in the country’s Tigray ...
Africa Somali president rejects land deal granting Ethiopia coastal access Hassan Sheikh Mohamud equated deal between Addis Ababa, breakaway Somaliland region with 'sovereignty being compromised' ...
Over the decades, the government has launched several operations to bring Ethiopian Jews to the country. In 1991, Operation Solomon brought over 14,300 immigrants from Ethiopia on 35 flights in 36 ...
Ethiopia is the largest and most populated country in the Horn of Africa and the continent's biggest coffee producer, ranking fifth globally. Its beans are coveted around the world for their rich ...
Fighting over disputed land along borders of Ethiopia's Tigray and Amhara regions has displaced close to 29,000 people, the United Nations says.
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