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New Boy Joel Obi Delights Ethiopia Coach

This day live, 29 Mar 2011.

Super Eagles new discovery Joel Obi has been praised to high heavens by Ethiopia coach, Iffy Onuora for his sterling performance in Sunday’s African Cup of Nations qualifier.

Ethiopian Potash adopts poison pill, shares rise

Mining weekly, By: Matthew Hill, March 29, 2011
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – TSX V-listed Ethiopian Potash Corp has implemented a shareholder rights plan, it said on Tuesday.

Seven Seas Technologies clinches Ethiopian deal

(Mar 29,  NAIROBI, Kenya, Capital fm)-- Leading local integrated Information technology solutions provider Seven Seas Technologies (SST) has clinched a multi million shillings deal to kit Ethiopia’s largest bank data center.

Egypt negotiates construction plan for Sudanese Nile canal

Bikyamasr, Mar 29th, 2011
CAIRO: Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf met South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Monday during his two-day visit to to the newly formed country. Sharaf was accompanied by a delegation of Egyptian officials, including Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hussein el-Atfi.

Now Open: Addis Ababa Ethiopian Cafe

Pitch By Charles Ferruzza, Mar, 28 March, 2011
If the name of this four-day-old restaurant sounds familiar, it should. The little dining room tucked into a storefront on the ground floor of the parking garage at 11th Street and Oak is the newest location of restaurateur Mekedem Belete's Addis Ababa Cafe -- the sequel to his former venue at 1809 West 39th Street.

Ethiopia: Abu Dhabi taxi driver turns wheels - and heads

(March 22, 2011ABU DHABI)--After nearly six years working as a maid, Seble Gezahheng decided last year to hang up her gloves and throw in the tea towel for a silver Nissan Tiida.

First Migrants From Libya Arrive on the Italian Island of Linosa

Source: International Organization for Migration (IOM), March 28, 2011

Nearly 830 African migrants from Tripoli and Misurata in Libya who arrived on the Italian Island of Linosa between 26-28 March are today being transferred to Sicily.

Refugees fleeing Libya to Egypt denied humanitarian assistance

christian Today, Saturday, 26 March 2011

A group of at least 200 refugees from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, who fled to Egypt from Benghazi in Libya around three days ago, are being denied humanitarian assistance by the Egyptian authorities, who wish to repatriate them to their own countries.