Revenues from flower exports have grown from $27.9 million dollars in 2002-03 to $178.3 million dollars in 2010-11. (Photo: Chellelek Files)Addis Ababa — Indian-owned firms in Ethiopia are making flowers t
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CPJ: At AU summit in Addis Ababa, Kerry should speak out for a free press
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...Indian Growers Help Ethiopia Become World’s Fourth Largest Flower Exporter
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Indian Growers Help Ethiopia Become World’s Fourth Largest Flower Exporter
Published by May 17th, 2013in Podcast.Revenues from flower exports have grown from $27.9 million dollars in 2002-03 to $178.3 million dollars in 2010-11. (Photo: Chellelek Files)In a Letter, CPJ Calls on Kerry to Speak Out For a Free Press at AU Summit
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The U.S. secretary of state's visit to Addis Ababa this month is a chance to pressure the government on its dreadful record on human rights. (Scanpix Sweden/Sipa USA)New York — The Committee to Protect Journalists writes to US Secretary of State John Kerry to ask him to include in his discussions at the AU Summit the issue of press freedom in A
...VOA: Journalist Arrested Over Article About Former Former First Lady Azeb Mesfin
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VOA: Journalist Arrested Over Article About Former Former First Lady Azeb Mesfin
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