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Ethiopia Election Update: Vote counting is still under way two days after Ethiopia’s 7th general election, with delays blamed on long queues and insecurity. NEBE says counting continues in Sidama, Gambella, Amhara and Somalia, while some polling stations in Oromia and Amhara did not open due to security issues. Election Observers: IGAD released a preliminary report praising Ethiopia’s electoral administration, reforms and peaceful participation, while the EU and the British Embassy also welcomed the voting stage where it was possible and urged access for constituencies that were unable to vote. Diplomacy & Ties: Ethiopia’s State Minister of Foreign Affairs met Qatar’s DOC Holding Group in Doha to discuss healthcare investment and PPP cooperation. U.S. Visa Shake-up: The U.S. plans to cut routine visa-processing posts across Africa from nearly 50 to 20 hubs, with Addis Ababa listed among the regional locations. Ebola Support: India sent medical aid to Africa CDC and Uganda to bolster Ebola preparedness and response. Aviation: Ethiopian Airlines will launch direct thrice-weekly flights from Addis Ababa to Port Louis starting July 12.

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IGAD Releases Preliminary Report on Ethiopia’s 7th General Election, Commends Peaceful Conduct and Electoral Reforms

IGAD Releases Preliminary Report on Ethiopia’s 7th General Election, Commends Peaceful Conduct and Electoral Reforms

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