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Her compositions managed to evoke Chopin, the Mississippi Delta blues and the sounds of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
Breaking the debt doom loop
Conflict came to an end after two years of fighting and was marked by waves of violence against civilians
Her bright, surreal works and her new photo-festival reclaim African agency over depictions of the continent
Government and Tigray forces congratulated on ‘taking much-needed steps forward towards peace’
Yonas Abeje’s degree gave him the skills to contribute to Ethiopia’s future
Resumption of conflict saps hopes for peaceful resolution of civil war that began nearly two years ago
Russian foreign minister to visit Ethiopia, Uganda and the Republic of the Congo after Egypt on Sunday
Until the conflict, Africa’s second-most populous country had been regarded as one of its most promising economies
Food insecurity to worsen in 46 countries as ‘hunger hotspots’ exacerbated by conflict and extreme weather
Settlement talks are on the horizon after a year-long war devastates communities across the country
Up to 20mn people could go hungry as delayed rains exacerbate fallout from war in Ukraine
Study finds lower middle income countries in South Asia and Latin America have highest levels of pollutants
Food aid go-ahead raises hopes for start of peace talks in 16-month war with region
Addis Ababa seeks to open up state-dominated economy as it tries to recover economic momentum
Abiy Ahmed moves to assure Egypt and Sudan that water flows downstream will not be affected
Release of prisoners after string of military victories seen as sign of tentative softening by Addis Ababa
War in Tigray unleashed old hatreds and brought low a growth model
Age-old issues over ethnic identity and autonomy must be settled
Prime minister Abiy Ahmed faces potential defeat a year after starting his ‘law enforcement’ operation
The only path through tragedy is via negotiations between the government and rebels. That is the least likely scenario
US Africa envoy flies into Addis Ababa on Thursday for talks as Tigrayan forces near the capital
Authorities in Addis Ababa prepare for possible military assault by forces from Tigray
Addis Ababa seeks end to protracted conflict in northernmost region
Decision by Addis Ababa to remove seven staff comes amid row over access to aid in Tigray region
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