Ethiopia expels South Sudan diplomats: There are unconfirmed reports that Debretsion is in Juba and was meeting visiting Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi who visited Juba on Saturday.

JUBA – South Sudan diplomats in Ethiopia, including the world’s youngest country’s head of mission in Addis Ababa, have been expelled by the Ethiopian government, hours after the Ethiopian ambassador to South Sudan, Fisseha Shawl, left Juba in an abrupt decision, two South Sudan embassy staffs told Sudans Post this evening, Sunday 29th, November 2020.

Sudan’s prime minister survived an assassination attempt Monday after an explosion went off near his convoy in the capital of Khartoum.

Sudan, Khartoum (March 9, 2020) - Abdalla Hamdok, a longtime economist, tweeted he was “safe and in good shape” following the explosion. Sudanese state TV said Hamdok had been heading to his office when the attack took place.

“Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia are African countries, and the Nile has long been a link between peoples.” AU Commission Moussa Faki

SEE (By Nawal Sayed) The African Union called on Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia to find a compromise formula on the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) negotiations.

The report provides an assessment of the progress and performance of Africa's development between 2013 and 2019

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, February 10, 2020:- The African Development Bank ( http://www.AfDB.org/ ), the United Nations, and the African Union on Saturday acknowledged the significant progress made in implementing Agenda 2063 and urged African countries go further to fast-track economic transformation.

Leaders acknowledged the scope of the challenge but sounded a note of optimism

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, February 10, 2020:- African countries have made progress towards eradicating malnutrition and stunting but need to do more to hit United Nations malnutrition targets by 2025. This was the main message of a meeting that took place during the 33rd African Union Summit.

Addis Ababa rejects Cairo’s offers, moves on with construction of massive dam that could limit water supply; pro-Sissi pundits call for invasion similar to 1973 war with Israel

By SAMY MAGDY | The Times of Israel

CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — The latest breakdown in talks with Ethiopia over its construction of a massive upstream Nile dam has left Egypt with dwindling options as it seeks to protect the main source of freshwater for its large and growing population.

Prime Minster Abiy Ahmed's speech in Cairo, at Ittihadia palace.

By Ethiopia Zare reporter

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi pledged on Sunday to work together and reached compromise on the Nile's (Abayi) water conflict, especially on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).

Ethiopian Airlines, the largest Aviation Group in Africa and the first to own and operate the B787-9 Dreamliner aircraft in Africa has deployed its latest aircraft to Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, yesterday on November 6, 2017.