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The Africans in exile who live in fear of transnational repression

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Somali troops may have been drawn into Ethiopia’s civil war

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A glimpse into the future of government propaganda

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African leaders must continue to press for talks: Ethiopia is too big to fail

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Ethiopia is about to cross the point of no return

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Abiy Ahmed won a Nobel peace prize. Now Ethiopia is on the brink of civil war

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Controls on remittances risk driving financial flows to Somalia underground

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A letter to Ciham Ali, in an Eritrean jail on her birthday

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Prime Minister has his work cut out to keep Ethiopia’s transition on track

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Shanduka shade over Free State education

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Audit firm PwC said R500-million irregular expenditure incurred by the Free State education department is related to an unsolicited bid by the Kagiso Shanduka Trust to improve schools

Modack’s defence tells state to get its act together

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The state’s case against Nafiz Modack and co-accused has been transferred to the Blue Downs regional court over security concerns

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