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The Horn of Africa's Qat-22

Qat, a leafy green plant that is popularly taken as a stimulant, is integral to the Horn of Africa's economy. But some experts claim it is an addictive substance that is contributing to the region's high rate of unemployment.

James Jeffrey

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The Horn of Africa's Qat-22

Qat, a leafy green plant that is popularly taken as a stimulant, is integral to the Horn of Africa's economy. But some experts claim it is an addictive substance that...

James Jeffrey

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Is Twitter Hurting Ethiopia?

In Ethiopia, social media is a double-edged sword, capable of both filling a need for more information and pushing the country toward even greater calamity.

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Western diplomats and intelligence services are scrambling to assess a series of alarming protests in Ethiopia that are raising questions about whether Africa’s...

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Ethiopia's Vanguard Capitalists

A quarter century after it swept to power, the EPRDF’s history as a revolutionary movement still shapes its approach to Ethiopia's economic development.

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The Curse of Ethiopia's Success

Eithiopia is competing for aid during its drought with other grave humanitarian disasters. And in that, Ethiopia could be hurt by donor fatigue at yet another...

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Africa's Next Hegemon

Ethiopia has surpassed Egypt as the most powerful country on the Nile. And African and Arab states alike are fast recognizing that they should build friendly ties with...

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The Splintering of Al Shabaab

By some measures, the ad-hoc alliance among Ethiopia, Kenya, and the African Union has come close to defeating the terrorist group al Shabaab. But a military victory...

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