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U.S. CUD DELEGATION ITINERARY -- SEPTEMBER 16 - OCT 27, 2007 (Ad Hoc Coordinating Committee)
EUROPE - UPDATE ON ACTIVITIES OF KINIJIT DELEGATION
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Two bombs were defused in the Ethiopian capital and three suspects were arrested in connection with what the government said Sunday was a thwarted attack.
Authorities defused the two devices in the Lideta district of the capital of Addis Ababa on Saturday, government spokesman Zemedkun Tekle said. He did not provide information on the three suspects arrested or the area where police believed the devices were to be detonated.
Security has been a top concern of the Ethiopian authorities during the country's millennium celebrations, which began last Tuesday and saw tens of thousands celebrating in the streets. Ethiopia follows the Coptic Christian calendar, which is seven years behind the one used by most of the rest of the world.(More...)
Today's Top HEADLINES
-OLF and EPRDF to start Negotiations? (Reporter)-NPR on the Ogaden - AUDIO (National public Radio)
-Ethiopia to deploy 5000 troops in Darfur
-Afeworki pledges support for anti-Ethiopian alliance
-Ethiopia says Eritrea must change stance
-Eritrea says will never ever change stance
-SOMALIA: "What have we done to deserve this?"
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SPEECHES FROM THE KINIJIT D.C. METRO CHAPTER SPONSORED EVENT SEPT. 16, 2007
Dr. Berhanu Nega: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] [ 8 ]
Birtukan Midekssa: [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
Tamagne Beyene: [ 1 ] [ 2]
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INTERNATIONAL HEADLINES
-Alan Greenspan Says Iraq War 'Largely About Oil'-France: Prepare for war over Iran
-Microsoft must share code with rivals
-Al-Qaeda Offers Reward for Cartoonist's Death
-Man in China dies after three-day Internet session
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SIERRA LEONE OPPOSITION WINS PRESIDENCY 
Opposition leader Ernest Bai Koroma has won Sierra Leone's presidential election run-off. He won 54.6% of the vote while his rival Vice-President Solomon Berewa of the ruling Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) obtained 45.4%.(More..)
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PICTURE OF THE DAY
(Kinijit chairman Hailu Shawel arrives in Washington DC, Sep. 15, 2007)
Click here to watch short clip of Hailu Shawel arriving in DC.
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