Coup Attempt by Rebel Soldiers Is Said to Fail in Eritrea (Published 2013)
GARSEN, Kenya — Eritrea, a sliver of a nation in the Horn of Africa that is one of the most secretive and repressive countries in the world, was cast into confusion on Monday after mutinous soldiers stormed the Ministry of Information and took over the state-run television service, apparently in a coup attempt. According to several people with close contacts inside Eritrea, the coup attempt failed
Stieg Larsson 'spent year training Eritrean guerrillas'
The life of Swedish crime writer Stieg Larsson reads like a thriller. The anti-fascist journalist – who died just before his bestselling Millennium trilogy was released – had his life threatened by far-right groups and could not marry his long-term partner for fear of compromising his safety. Now another fascinating part of the author's life has been revealed: the year he spent training female gue
BBC NEWS | Africa | Mengistu found guilty of genocide
Ethiopia's Marxist ex-ruler, Mengistu Haile Mariam, has been found guilty of genocide after a 12-year trial. The former leader was tried in his absence. He has been in exile in Zimbabwe since being ousted in 1991 and many fear he will never face justice. In a notorious campaign - known as the Red Terror - thousands of suspected opponents were rounded up and executed and their bodies tossed on the
Ethiopians Briefly Occupy Buffer Zone
Ethiopians Briefly Occupy Buffer Zone Security Council Warns Both Sides By Tsegaye Tadesse Reuters Friday, November 25, 2005 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Nov. 24 -- The United Nations said Thursday that Ethiopian troops had occupied a demilitarized buffer zone set up to separate Ethiopian and Eritrean armies, but the soldiers left after U.N. peacekeepers intervened. Ethiopian forces occupied the eastern
BBC NEWS | World | Africa | Ethiopia's violent clashes spread
Many people have opted to stay at home as security forces patrol Violent clashes that have killed more than 40 people this week in Ethiopia have spread from the capital to towns outside of Addis Ababa. In the capital, one woman was killed in a fourth day of riots between opposition supporters and police. The BBC's Mohammed Adow says arrests continued overnight with truckloads of opposition support
BBC NEWS | Africa | New war fears in Horn of Africa
A UN force has been patrolling the border for a number of years The troop build-up along the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea means a miscalculation by either side could result in open conflict, the UN warns. Ethiopia is now estimated to have nearly half its armoured units in the area. Eritrea has sent troops into the demilitarised zone on the border. UN troops say Eritrean restrictions on patr
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