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Sunday, October 25, 1998 Published at 03:56 GMT


World: Africa

Ethiopia Eritrea expulsions


Ethiopia and Eritrea have accused each other of further waves of expulsions as a result of the border dispute which flared in May.

A government statement in Addis Ababa said five-hundred Ethiopians were expected to arrive at the north-eastern border town of Rama, bringing to some two-and-a-half thousand the number ordered home by Eritrea this week.

On Friday, Eritrean radio said Ethiopia had expelled three-thousand Eritreans in the last three days.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service



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