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Joy in Ethiopia as Mobile Internet Comes Back Online

The government restricted access to Internet for two months after the Oromo protests rocked the country. The Oromo people have been protesting the expansion of Addis Abeba onto their traditional land.

Ethiopia: Ethiopia Takes a Deep and Foreboding Breath

IPS, 21 December 2016

Smart phone users in the Ethiopian capital are rejoicing. After a two-month blackout the Ethiopian government has permitted the return of mobile data. Read more »

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InFocus

Ethiopia's Internet Crackdown Hurts Everyone

Ethiopia has never been an easy place to operate. But a six-month state of emergency, combined with internet and travel restrictions imposed in response to a wave of ... Read more »
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