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      Tuesday 21 May  
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      Tourists from the group who were attacked in Ethiopia's northern Afar region arrive in Addis Ababa on January 18. Eritrea is using an Ethiopian rebel group as a "surrogate" to deny responsibility for an incident during which five Europeans were killed and two captured last week, Addis Ababa said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

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      Camels carry salt in Ethiopia's Afar Region, near the place where gunmen attacked a group of tourists last week. Ethiopian rebels have said German tourists they seized last week are safe and healthy, but put responsibility for the deadly attack in which five Europeans were also killed on the government.
      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

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      Receiving the holy water
      Article: Photo reportage: Timkat religious festival in Ethiopia

      Article: Photo reportage: Timkat religious festival in Ethiopia

      Timkat (Amharic for ‘baptism’) is the Ethiopian Orthodox celebration of...
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      A woman and child walk to find water in Ethiopia
      Radio Show: Radio show - Land grabs in Ethiopia (20 January)

      Radio Show: Radio show - Land grabs in Ethiopia (20 January)

      This week in Bridges with Africa: Thousands of Ethiopians are forced off their land to make way...
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      Tourists from the group who were attacked in Ethiopia's northern Afar region arrive in Addis Ababa on Wednesday. Ethiopian security forces on Thursday searched for gunmen who killed five Europeans and kidnapped two on the slopes of the famed Erta Ale volcano, an area often described as "hell on earth".
      Bulletin: Five Europeans killed in Ethiopia attack

      Bulletin: Five Europeans killed in Ethiopia attack

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      File photo of camels carrying salt in Ethiopia's Afar Region. Ethiopia said Wednesday that four of the tourists killed in the northeast of the country were Europeans and the fifth an Australian, and blamed arch-foe Eritrea for backing their attackers.
      Bulletin: Ethiopia says slain tourists are Europeans, Australian

      Bulletin: Ethiopia says slain tourists are Europeans, Australian

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      Camels carry salt in Ethiopia's Afar Region in 2007. Unknown assailants killed five foreign tourists in Ethiopia's northeastern Afar region, state television reported Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Attackers kill five foreign tourists in Ethiopia: state TV

      Bulletin: Attackers kill five foreign tourists in Ethiopia: state TV

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      A member of the Lebanese civil defence carries a section of the wing of an Ethiopian airliner on the shores of Beirut in January 2010, after it crashed into the sea. Pilot error and inexperience were behind the 2010 crash in which all 90 people on board died, according to a report issued Tuesday by Lebanese authorities.
      Bulletin: 'Pilot error' behind Ethiopian jet crash in Lebanon

      Bulletin: 'Pilot error' behind Ethiopian jet crash in Lebanon

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      A herder holds a cow by its horn near the northern Ethiopian city of Mekele, March 2007. Ethiopia has forced thousands of villagers from their land to make way for commercial farming developments, leaving people impoverished and hungry, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Ethiopia forcing thousands off land: rights group

      Bulletin: Ethiopia forcing thousands off land: rights group

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      A woman and her children walk to find water in Ethiopia
      Article: Ethiopia forcing thousands off land

      Article: Ethiopia forcing thousands off land

      Ethiopia is forcing tens of thousands of people off their land so it can lease it to...
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