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Africa Monitor Africa Rising: China steps up production in Ethiopia with drill instructors, investors

Shoemaker Huajian is one of the latest Chinese companies to invest in Ethiopia, which the World Bank believes has the potential to produce clothes and footwear for the world.

Africa Monitor Progress on citizenship and border issues in Sudan and South Sudan?

Ethiopian Army attacks Eritrean military post in retaliation for rebel violence

Will new talks between Sudan and South Sudan end oil dispute?

African droughts: Could insurance schemes help out?

Africa Rising: Ethiopia moves to diversify exports

Why Ethiopia's authoritarian style gets a Western nod

African Union summit: disunity on display

Senegalese take to streets after president cleared for third election run

Attack on foreign tourists widens rift between Ethiopia, Eritrea

Global News Blog Aid groups: With new Africa drought looming, donors must speed response

Africa Monitor Joint UN-African mission seeks to end LRA violence

Ethiopia's 'grand dam' rouses citizens, dismays critics

Africa Rising: Sub-Saharan Africa set for 2012 boom

Ethiopia convicts Swedish journalists of terrorism

Opinion Africa isn't a lost cause, and global consumers are making a difference

Arrests of journalists show Ethiopia's sterner side

Egypt's new leadership more inclined to share resources with Ethiopia

North Sudan's post-independence conflict spreads to Blue Nile state

Opinion Darfur ... and now more genocide in Sudan?

In Pictures Toppled tyrants: vandalized statues through the years

Abyei remains tense as UN, Sudanese Army disagree on troop presence

Sudanese from border region skeptical of newest Abyei agreement

US struggles to exert leverage on Sudan

Yemen, Sudan, Libya: Can US douse flames of Middle East hot spots?