Falling to bits?

Article Abstract:

Technology experts are having problems changing mobile phone systems to digital technology. Digital signals will allow more mobile users per channel, but problems with signal splatter are leading to interference not only between phones but with compact disc players and other digital signals.

Analysis, Innovations, Cellular telephones, Wireless telephones, Digital telephone systems

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The empire falls to bits: Ethiopia

Article Abstract:

The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front knows it does not have the power to hold the country together. Eritrea in the north is now independent, and neighboring Tigray could soon follow. A plethora of groups are staking out their own pieces of territory.

Political activity, Ethnic relations, National liberation movements, Autonomy, Autonomy (Political science), Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Movement

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Peasants on top: Ethiopia

Article Abstract:

Ethiopia credits market reforms with spawning a record harvest which will provide enough food to reduce international aid by 50%. Inflation is lower and bureaucracy has been reduced but ethnic tensions threaten the nation's stability.

Agricultural industry, Agricultural policy, Food relief, Food assistance, Famines

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