US EditionUNHCR investigates claims of land seizure by Ethiopian investor - Capital Newspaper
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UNHCR investigates claims of land seizure by Ethiopian investor - Capital Newspaper
By our staff reporter The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has launched an investigation into claims made by Ethiopian investor Adege Negusie, who alleges that his 2,000-hectare farmland in Gambella was unlawfully seized and vandalized by a refugee camp supported by the UNHCR. Adege, who holds a legally binding 25-year lease on the land and has secured financing from the state-owned Development Bank of Ethiopia, contends tha…
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