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TPLF Kills, Rapes Over 7,000 Innocent Civilians

The Terrorist TPLF forces executed and gang-raped over 7,000 innocent civilians in their short-lived occupation of the Amhara State, according to the research conducted by the state’s 10 universities together with the state’s statistical office. The study was conducted during the past five months and the data found by the researchers were heartbreaking and gruesome, said Debre Markos University President Tafere Melaku (Ph.D.). Tafere, who is also Chairperson of the Amhara State Universities Forum, told EPA that the study was carried out by researchers from ten universities and the state’s statistics office. According to the study over 288 billion Birr…

U.S. Pushing Regime Change War In Ethiopia #NoMore (The Jimmy Dore Show)

Since 2020 the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia has been the site of a civil war between ethnofascist former rulers of the African nation and its current elected government. As activist and Ethiopian-American reporter Hermela Aregawi (http://twitter.com/HermelaTV) explains, the United States has been stoking…

UN rights chief denounces Muslim-Christian clashes in Ethiopia

Peter Kenny | 07.05.2022 The UN human rights chief on Saturday expressed deep distress over recent violent clashes between Muslims and Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia, in which at least 30 people were reportedly killed and more than 100 others were injured. “I call on…

Ethiopia: Gas all set new records – A litre at 36.87 Birr

The  report presents a comprehensive overview of the benzene market in Ethiopia and a forecast for its development in the next five years. It provides a detailed analysis of the market, its dynamics, structure, characteristics, main players, growth and demand drivers, etc. This is…

Ethiopia: Interfaith Tensions Simmer in Ethiopia

By Alemnew Mekonnen, Benita Van Eyssen Muslims and Christians in parts of Ethiopia are on edge after an attack in Gondar sparked a swell of unrest. Politics is usually to blame when interfaith tensions turn deadly in the country, experts say. It was a deadly attack on the funeral of an Islamic scholar in Gondar, in Ethiopia’s northwestern Amhara region, on April 26 that unleashed unrest in the city and in some other parts of Ethiopia over the past week. Gondar’s mayor Zewdu Malede told DW on Friday that authorities have formed an investigation team to look into the attack,…

Tigrayans Fleeing the TPLF

by Ann Fitz-Gerald and Hugh Segal While most eyes stay understandably focused on Russian aggression in Ukraine, another war…

OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF EGYPT

Dear the people of Egypt: The historical linkage between Egypt and Ethiopia is documented unambiguously in historical archives. The Greek historian, known for his universal history Bibliotheca Historica emphasized that Ethiopia was the only origin of Egyptian…

Emmanuel Macron wins

BBC  Emmanuel Macron has won five more years as French president after a convincing victory over rival Marine Le Pen, who nevertheless secured the far right’s highest share of the vote yet.…

Art

Ethiopia: Civil War to Blame for Surge in Online Sales of Ethiopian Artifacts

By Azeb-Tadesse Hahn/DW Experts have noticed a surge in online sales of Ethiopian artifacts. They fear these relics could have been looted during Ethiopia’s ongoing civil war. Many Ethiopians were shocked when the news spread that Ethiopian antiquities can be bought on the online marketplace eBay, as well as on other trading sites. The items listed for sale included centuries-old scrolls and Christian Orthodox bibles, often offered at below-market prices. One antique manuscript cost just €688 ($754). Manuscript expert Hagos Abrha Abay, an Ethiopian academic based in Germany, was one of the first to draw attention to the eBay listings…

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Ethiopian Athlete, Geleta Ulfata, Wins Lagos City Marathon

Dagne Siranesh Yirga, was the first woman to cross the finish line at two hours 33 minutes and 50 seconds. An Ethiopian, Geleta Ulfata, has emerged winner of the 2022 edition of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon. Ulfata defeated about 300 participants on Saturday morning to win the 42km race. He went away with the grand prize of $30,000 (N12.5million). He crossed the finish line at two hours 11 minutes and 54 seconds, Access bank said in a tweet. Ulfata bested Kenya’s David Barmasai and Emmanuel Naibei, who finished second and third, respectively and will go home with $20,000…