Ethiopia’s Exports Dropped 7% to $699.1 Million in First Quarter
By William Davison [Bloomberg] Ethiopian exports dropped 7 percent to $699.1 million in the first quarter as shipments of coffee and oil seeds fell,
Ethiopian transition proceeding smoothly – except for one thing
Simon Allison| The Guardian | It is has been a little more than two months since the death of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi.
TPLF’s Terror Will Not Deter Genuine Demand For Freedom – OLF, Press Release on Ethiopian Muslims
OROMO LIBERATION FRONT, Press Release The TPLF – EPRDF government has stayed and continues to stay on the shoulders of Ethiopia peoples at gun
Reeyot Alemu Awarded “2012 Courage in Journalism Award”
Reeyot Alemu, Ethiopia 2012 Courage in Journalism Award A CRITICAL VOICE LOST TO ETHIOPIA’S WAR ON INFORMATION Reeyot Alemu has been imprisoned in Ethiopia
Redefining protest in Ethiopia: what happens to the ‘terror’ narrative when Muslims call for a secular state?
AWOL ALLO and ABADIR M. IBRAHIM 23 October 2012 (Open Democracy) — From the periphery, Ethiopian Muslim protesters have recently turned a page in
Mass civilian detention reported in Degahbour
Ethiopian troops are reported to have illegally detained unknown number of Ogaden civilians in Degabour for the last 48 hours. It is reported that
The First Hijrah Foundation Press Release
The First Hijrah Foundation 4324 Georgia Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20011 firsthijrah.com In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Compassionate Once again, as
Ethiopia: Time for a Paradigm Shift (Part 1)
By Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. It takes two to tango. The government’s talk about democracy appears to deal more with the image of democracy than
Breast Cancer Awareness for Ethiopian Women and Men – By Alemayehu G Mariam
By Prof. Alemayehu G Mariam October is international Breast Cancer Awareness month. Throughout the month, public and private organizations in many countries promote programs
Ethiopia: a case for democracy; we are our own worst enemy
by Teshome Debalke When Ethiopians is reduced to the imaginations half-baked intellectuals in the service of ethnic tyranny we shouldn’t pretend to be blind
Junedin Sado in a fine mess
Indian Ocean Newsletter – Oct. 20, 2012. Troubles are mounting for the civil service minister and leader of the OPDO, Junedin Sado. The civil
Marcus Garvey
Marcus Garvey was a Jamaican-born Black nationalist and leader of the Pan-Africanism movement, which sought to unify and connect people of African descent worldwide.
Oromo Dialogue Forum: A Personal Reflection
By Observer Given the pitiful state in which the Oromo struggle for liberation finds itself today, I am always eager to listen to anyone
Ethiopian Muslims Continue Protests, as New PM Continues the Legacy of Defiance
by Sadik Ahmed A couple of days after Ethiopia’ new Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn voiced his government’s stubborn stance towards the legitimate demands of
Open Letter to the Bundestag of the Federal Republic of Germany
Based on the information from the main stream Ethiopian Media, I have learned that the founding father of the racist regime in Ethiopia, Sebhat