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This African Country Is Compared To North Korea. Know Why
Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993 following a 30-year war, marking the end of a long struggle.
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WHO Chief Says Eritrean Troops Killed His Uncle In Ethiopia's Tigray
The head of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday that Eritrean troops "murdered" his uncle in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
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Meta Faces $2 Billion Lawsuit For Hateful Posts In Ethiopia Conflict
An Ethiopian man whose father was murdered during the country's war has joined a lawsuit filed in Kenya against Meta, accusing Facebook's parent company of fanning violence and hate speech in Africa.
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150-Million-Year-Old Fossil Named After Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky
Polish palaeontologists recently named a 150 million-year-old marine invertebrate after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky. The well-preserved and complete fossil of the bizarre creature was discovered in Africa.
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'Ready To Pay Ultimate Price': Ethiopia's Olympic Medallist May Join War
Ethiopian Olympic gold medallist and national hero Haile Gebrselassie pledged on Wednesday to join the fight against rebellious forces in his country, after the prime minister said he had gone to direct the war from the front lines.
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US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia
The United States slapped sanctions on Eritrea's military and ruling party Friday, accusing them of contributing to the war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.
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Facebook Removes Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Post for Inciting Violence
Facebook says it has removed a post by Ethiopia’s prime minister that urged citizens to rise up and “bury” the rival Tigray forces who now threaten the capital as the country’s war reaches the one-year mark.
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South Sudan Gunmen Kills 28, Kidnaps 43 Children In Ethiopia
Gunmen from South Sudan have killed 28 people and kidnapped 43 children in neighbouring Ethiopia, a government official said on Wednesday, another demonstration of how Sudan's civil war threatens the region.
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John Kerry Backs Arms Embargo on South Sudan
US Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for a United Nations vote creating an arms embargo on South Sudan in an effort to end the civil war there, a US official has said.
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After War, South Sudan Refugees Struggle in Ethiopia
With war raging in South Sudan and severe flooding in Ethiopia's western state of Gambela, 10-year old refugee Nyanhial Gatkuoth is caught in the middle.
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East African Leaders Set New Talks Deadline for South Sudan
East African leaders on Monday gave South Sudan's warring sides six weeks to agree on a transitional government after a deadline earlier this month was missed and fighting rumbled on instead.
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Ethiopia Facing Flood of South Sudan Refugees: UN
Ethiopia is facing a huge wave of refugees from South Sudan, where the spectre of famine threatens to heap further misery on a people already rocked by civil war, the UN's food aid agency warned on Wednesday.
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John Kerry Arrives in War-Torn South Sudan to Push For Peace
US Secretary of State John Kerry landed in South Sudan on Friday to demand a ceasefire in a brutal four-month-old civil war that has sparked dire warnings of genocide and famine.
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Child soldiers battle in worsening South Sudan war
Like many 13 year-olds, Gach Chuol is timid, shyly looking down at the ground as he speaks to a stranger.
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South Sudan warring parties set for direct peace talks
South Sudan's warring parties were set to begin direct talks Saturday in a bid to end the conflict pushing the world's youngest nation towards civil war as fighting intensified for control of a key oil town.
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This African Country Is Compared To North Korea. Know Why
Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993 following a 30-year war, marking the end of a long struggle.
-
WHO Chief Says Eritrean Troops Killed His Uncle In Ethiopia's Tigray
The head of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday that Eritrean troops "murdered" his uncle in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
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Meta Faces $2 Billion Lawsuit For Hateful Posts In Ethiopia Conflict
An Ethiopian man whose father was murdered during the country's war has joined a lawsuit filed in Kenya against Meta, accusing Facebook's parent company of fanning violence and hate speech in Africa.
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150-Million-Year-Old Fossil Named After Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky
Polish palaeontologists recently named a 150 million-year-old marine invertebrate after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky. The well-preserved and complete fossil of the bizarre creature was discovered in Africa.
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'Ready To Pay Ultimate Price': Ethiopia's Olympic Medallist May Join War
Ethiopian Olympic gold medallist and national hero Haile Gebrselassie pledged on Wednesday to join the fight against rebellious forces in his country, after the prime minister said he had gone to direct the war from the front lines.
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US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia
The United States slapped sanctions on Eritrea's military and ruling party Friday, accusing them of contributing to the war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.
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Facebook Removes Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Post for Inciting Violence
Facebook says it has removed a post by Ethiopia’s prime minister that urged citizens to rise up and “bury” the rival Tigray forces who now threaten the capital as the country’s war reaches the one-year mark.
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South Sudan Gunmen Kills 28, Kidnaps 43 Children In Ethiopia
Gunmen from South Sudan have killed 28 people and kidnapped 43 children in neighbouring Ethiopia, a government official said on Wednesday, another demonstration of how Sudan's civil war threatens the region.
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John Kerry Backs Arms Embargo on South Sudan
US Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for a United Nations vote creating an arms embargo on South Sudan in an effort to end the civil war there, a US official has said.
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After War, South Sudan Refugees Struggle in Ethiopia
With war raging in South Sudan and severe flooding in Ethiopia's western state of Gambela, 10-year old refugee Nyanhial Gatkuoth is caught in the middle.
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East African Leaders Set New Talks Deadline for South Sudan
East African leaders on Monday gave South Sudan's warring sides six weeks to agree on a transitional government after a deadline earlier this month was missed and fighting rumbled on instead.
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Ethiopia Facing Flood of South Sudan Refugees: UN
Ethiopia is facing a huge wave of refugees from South Sudan, where the spectre of famine threatens to heap further misery on a people already rocked by civil war, the UN's food aid agency warned on Wednesday.
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John Kerry Arrives in War-Torn South Sudan to Push For Peace
US Secretary of State John Kerry landed in South Sudan on Friday to demand a ceasefire in a brutal four-month-old civil war that has sparked dire warnings of genocide and famine.
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Child soldiers battle in worsening South Sudan war
Like many 13 year-olds, Gach Chuol is timid, shyly looking down at the ground as he speaks to a stranger.
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South Sudan warring parties set for direct peace talks
South Sudan's warring parties were set to begin direct talks Saturday in a bid to end the conflict pushing the world's youngest nation towards civil war as fighting intensified for control of a key oil town.
