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Meles Zenawi: Ethiopian leader 'getting better'

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[BBC News] - Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi is in "a good condition and recuperating", a government spokesman has told the BBC, dismissing reports he is critically ill. However, Bereket Simon declined to give any details about Mr Meles' whereabouts or what

Ethiopian leader Meles Zenawi 'in hospital' - BBC News

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Ethiopia's government denies reports the Prime Minister Meles Zenawi is critically ill, but admits he has received hospital treatment.

Guardian: Meles Zenawi: Ethiopia's pragmatic philosopher-king or cruel despot?...

Ethiopian leader's critics condemn his political repression, but none can doubt he has steered pragmatic course to GDP growth

Meles Zenawi: Divisive Ethiopian leader who became one of the West's...

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Ethiopian leader's absence grips nation, fuels speculation

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[CNN] - Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, 57, came to power two decades ago and is considered a strong force in the frequently volatile horn of Africa. He has not appeared in public since June, and the secretive nation has released little information about his

Google Groups: [GLOBAL POST] Ethiopia's human rights record scrutinized ...

: ZEGEYE BELETE ... ethiolistforum GLOBAL POST Ethiopia's human rights record scrutinized Ethiopian leader Meles Zenawi shows it is hard to ...

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: ERITREAN PRESIDENT ISAYAS AFEWORKI AND ETHIOPIAN PRIME MINISTER MELES ZENAWI GO BACK TO THE MID-1980'S WHEN THEY FOUGHT TOGETHER AGAINST ETHIOPIAN LEADER ...

Controverisal Ethiopian Leader Meles Zenawi Is Dead : The Two-Way :...

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Ethiopian prime minister Meles Zenawi dies of an undisclosed illness; his leadership changed Ethiopia's economy to one of rapid growth and less food...

The Zenawi Paradox: An Ethiopian Leader's Good and Terrible Legacy

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[The Atlantic] - But for every Muammar Qaddafi there's a Meles Zenawi, the shrewd, technocratic Prime Minister of Ethiopia. Inside of the country, he's known for imprisoning his political opponents, withholding development assistance from restive areas, stealing

Meles Zenawi, Africa’s intellectual giant

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While this was a very welcome and timely article and while it has reinforced the thought-leadership role that African Business has taken on itself, I was disappointed to see that no reference at all was made to one of Africa's intellectual giants, the late Meles Zenawi who was the Ethiopian leader before his ...