Mai-Dema, 25 November 2006 – A potable water supply project built at a cost of 1.6 million Nakfa in Mai-Dima town, Areza sub-zone, has been finalized. The project was undertaken in collaboration with the local inhabitants, the regional administration and its partners. |
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finalized By Shabait.com Awenjeli, 24 November 2006 - 
In line with the Government’s relentless efforts to expand social services, a 2.4 million potable water supply project has been finalized in Awenjeli administrative |
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Eritrea's
mediation in Darfur controversial afrol News, 22 November - 
At a mini-summit on Sudan in
Libya, Eritrea's unpredictable President Issayas
Afewerki was urged to mediate in the Darfur conflict and
its spillover into Chad and the Central African
Republic. Eritrea earlier supplied arms to Darfuri
rebels, but has now reconciled with the Khartoum regime.
While Sudan's allies favour this mediation, others fear
it is a trick to swap mediations on Somalia and Darfur.
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media releasesNairobi/Brussels, 27 November 2006: The draft resolution the U.S. intends to present to the UN Security Council on 29 November could trigger all-out war in Somalia and destabilise the entire Horn of Africa region by escalating the proxy conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea to dangerous new levels.
Instead of siding with one party in the civil
conflict – the weak and fragmented Ethiopia-backed
Transitional Federal Government (TFG) – the Council should
apply maximum pressure on both it and the Eritrea-backed
Council of Somali Islamic Courts (CSIC) to resume
negotiations without preconditions
Source: Reuters
ASMARA, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The United States said on Monday it was temporarily suspending visa services in Eritrea until the Red Sea state let its new consular officer enter the country.
The current U.S. consul is set to leave Eritrea early next month, but in a sign of worsening diplomatic relations the U.S. embassy said it had been unable to get a visa for her replacement.
"The bottom line is we need someone to provide these services. We can't do the work if we don't have the personnel," U.S. embassy spokeswoman Carol Herrera told Reuters.
Eritrean government officials were not immediately available for comment.
By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN,
Associated Press Nov 26, 2006
MOGADISHU, Somalia - The Islamic militia that controls much of southern Somalia dispatched thousands of troops Sunday to within nine miles of the border with Ethiopia, heightening fears that fighting would break out between the two sides.
A local reporter also said the Islamists were recruiting people for a holy war against Ethiopia, a largely Christian nation that is concerned about the emergence of a neighboring Islamic state and supports Somalia's fragile government.
Monday 27 November 2006 00:55.
Nov 26, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Former rebels from eastern Sudan on Sunday vowed to lay down their arms and pursue the path of politics as they held their first ever news conference in Khartoum after signing a peace deal last month.
"We have decided to return home, stop fighting against the government and begin operating as a political party," said Abdullah Musa, spokesman for the Eastern Front rebel grouping.
Eritrean
National Youth Soccer Team beats Zambia 1-0
Asmara,
25 November 2006 –
The Eritrean National Youth Soccer Team beat its
Zambian counterpart 1-0 in the match that was held today at Asmara
Stadium. In this first round game, the Eritrean under 17 youth team beat
the Zambian team 1-0.
Somalia’s
senior Islamist and parliament speaker
sign deals to resume talks in Sudan
Sharif Hassan 25,Nov,06
Decisions have been issued unanimously in a press conference held by the Union of Islamic Courts consultative council leader Sheik Hassan Dahir Aweys and the government’s parliament speaker
The Islamic Courts and the parliament members in Mogadishu have agreed on at least six articles that are supposed to facilitate the resumption of Khartoum peace talks.
Both groups have called on the Ethiopian government to withdraw its troops from Somali. Islamists accused Ethiopia of deploying thousands of military troops to Somalia, a blame Ethiopia denies.
Somalia: Islamists take full control of border town
24 Nov 24, 2006, 18:24ABUDWAQ,
Somalia Nov 24 (Garowe Online) - Islamic Courts gunmen aboard more than
30 battlewagons arrived Friday and
took full control of Abudwaq, a town in western Galgadud region near the
Ethiopian border.
The Islamist militia, led by the group’s
central regions spokesman, were welcomed by traditional elders and local
politicians in Abudwaq, residents reported.
...As if to reinforce Zenawi’s words, the
Ethiopian military build-up within Somalia continues, as fresh armored
vehicles and troops were reported to have arrived in one of the Somali
government’s military camps near Baidoa, the government seat.
Mohamed Olad Hassan Mogadishu - Hundreds of Ethiopian troops reinforced Somalia's transitional government on Friday, hours after Ethiopia's prime minister said his country was ready for war with an Islamic movement that had become the most powerful force in Somalia.
Residents of Baidoa, the government's headquarters, said 138 trucks carrying Ethiopian troops arrived early on Friday Nunay Selah said: "They parked their trucks around the town. They are digging trenches." Ethiopia had acknowledged sending military advisers to Somalia, but had repeatedly denied sending a fighting force.
Somalia:
Many concurrent proxy wars in Somalia
Thu. November 23, 2006 11:33 am.
(SomaliNet)
Mr. Meles Zenawi accused the courts of being a threat to his country and told the parliamentarians that his government is planning all out war with the enemy.
..Ethiopia and much smaller Eritrea have unresolved border issues after Eritrea’s independence from Ethiopia and have been fighting ever since. Both countries and many Middle Eastern countries have been implicated in Somalia’s arms-inflow by a UN report earlier this month. While Middle Eastern counties and Hezbollah were accused of arming the Islamic Courts, Eritrea on the Islamic Courts side , and Ethiopia and Uganda on the government side are said to have military and intelligent personnel inside Somalia.
If Ethiopia carries out its threat and wages a large scale war on the courts, Eritrea will not sit on the sidelines and the border dispute between these two countries will be settled on Somali soil and blood.
Meles Zenawi
Thursday said that his country 
had
completed preparations for war
Somalia
on edge as Ethiopia, Islamists ready for war
Emmanuel Goujon
AFP
November 23, 2006
ADDIS ABABA -- Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi Thursday
said that his country had completed preparations for war with
neighboring Somalia's powerful Islamist movement, after efforts for
dialogue failed.
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