Saturday, April 25, 2015

Why Egypt accepts the Ethiopian's Dam: author's perspective.

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Photo taken by the author. January 2014.
I couldn't find to time to enter discourse  over the the tripartite agreement inked in Khartoum between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopian over the Rennaisance Dam Ethiopia has been constructing to boost its economy and national development.
Egypt has been opposed to the construction of the Dam for years now, citing the dangers of such endeaours over its "historical rights" over the Nile River. Two agreements, 1929 signed between the British's Empire and the Egypt and 1959, between Egypt and Sudan allegedly gave Egypt [.....]

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Friday, April 24, 2015

Ethiopian Civil Service University celebrated 20th Anniversary yesterday

posted by Unknownin Graduates of M.A in Diplomacy and International Relations(top) and PhD graduates below.0 comments

Over 15 PhD candidates and 21 M.A students in various programs were graduated yesterday during the 20th years anniversary of the founding of the Ethiopian Civil Service University established in 1995 to build public sector capacities in Ethiopia.

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Saturday, May 24, 2014

SOMALILAND: An African Country Still Seeking Her International Recognition!

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Somaliland is a "country" in the horn of Africa that is still struggling to be recognized by the region and the world as an independent country. It has been self-governing since 18th May 1991. On May 18, 2014, this non-recognized non-sovereign African state celebrated her 23rd Anniversary for ‘restoring’ her independence from Somalia in 1991.
This day was celebrated by the Somaliland people and their well-wishers the world over. However, it is not only about celebration of the seminal independence "restoration" but also it was about [.....]

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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

JUBA COUPS: ANATOMY OF POWER STRUGGLE AND FAILING STATE IN SOUTH SUDAN

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A Courtesy of the New York Times
Rumours of Coup in South Sudan began ways back to the pre-referendum period before the country could gain her independence on July 9th, 2011. At least, over ten coup attempts have been rumoured since then. The “coup plotters” frequently named were the former Vice President Dr. Riek Machar; General Oyai Deng Ajak, former SPLA Chief of Staff and security Minister; Hon. Nhial Deng Nhial, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and son of William Deng Nhial, a martyred eminent [.....]

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