Coup
Mar 27 2011, Robb

Over the past few years, I have many times written of the longest and quietest coup in history - that of Mugabe taking power in Zimbabwe even though he is not the duly elected President of the country. I have also written of the manner in which he has...

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Dr. Berhanu Nega works on his computer in the kitchen of his house in Lewisburg, Pa., Saturday, April 25, 2009. The Ethiopian government has arrested 35 people suspected of a coup attempt allegedly backed by Nega, an Ethiopian economist now teaching at a.