The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is now producing electricity, writes Ahmed Amal
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Complex conflicts continued in East Africa in 2021, in some cases threatening the stability and national security of the states concerned
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Cairo is increasingly worried by the proliferation of conflicts across East Africa
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It is increasingly difficult to paint a hopeful picture of the future of Ethiopia with the increasing complexity of its conflicts,
writes Ahmed Amal
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Ethiopia’s picking and choosing which international treaties to abide by and which to reject on the management of the Nile’s water — which cannot work in its favour
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Considering Ethiopia’s attitude on the Renaissance Dam
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Mekelle may be under control of the Ethiopian army, but the government’s conflict with Tigray is far from over and could destabilise the whole Horn of Africa
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The escalation of tensions on the Sudanese-Ethiopian border has exacerbated already stalled negotiations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam between these two countries and Egypt
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There have been many successful African reform experiences that suggest a variety of ways forward for the rest of the continent
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The sudden resignation of premier Hailemariam Desalegn has left Ethiopia in the grips of an ethnic power struggle the outcome of which is difficult to predict
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