By Abdulla Redwan On departure from Addis Ababa Bole Airport, no one can ignore the ample domestic workers heading to the gulf states, parting their destiny to the Almighty with a piety of hope to make a bread and decent working conditions . Domestic workers phenomenon is not odd to the Ethiopian society with rural […]
Ethiopia-Middle East: Domestic workers with mindless preference Read More »
Joint press statement from representatives of the Ethiopian Orthodox Synods …Click Here
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By Dawn Rhodes and Liam Ford, Chicago Tribune reporters When Mikias Tibebu was ready to come home after a Friday night out with friends, his father offered over the telephone to pick him up and bring him home. The 18-year-old from Schaumburg assured his father he’d get a ride with a friend. A few hours
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By Renee Ghert-Zand The birthrate among Ethiopians in Israel decreased by a dramatic 50% in the last decade, and Israeli journalist Gal Gabai wanted to know why. She investigated the issue for “Vacuum,” her documentary series on Israeli Educational Television, and she discovered some things that left her very uncomfortable — and will surely leave
By SALEM SOLOMON ON Sept. 2, Ambassador Susan E. Rice delivered a eulogy for a man she called “a true friend to me.” Before thousands of mourners and more than 20 African heads of state in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Ms. Rice, the United States’ representative to the United Nations, lauded the country’s late prime minister,
Adane Atnafu, (PhD) In every measure, the government of Ethiopia in handling human resources has miserably failed to meet international standards. This is partly because competent and responsible individuals do not take the government positions. Rather, most positions are filled by what we call pseudo supporters. Supporters of the present political party could be classified
Matriarch of the Unholy Trinity Susan Rice, the current U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., has been waltzing (or should I say do-se-do-ing) with Africa’s slyest, slickest and meanest dictators for nearly two decades. More cynical commentators have said she has been in bed with them, as it were. No doubt, international politics does make for
Susan Rice and Africa’s Unholy Trinity – by Prof. Alemayehu G. Mariam Read More »
“Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality. If you’re a man, you take it” Malcolm x By Abenezer Aregawi Ethiopia is one of the oldest and ancient countries in the world with more than 3000 years history. It’s the origin of human beings and the cradle and early home of civilization and
Human and Democratic Rights violation in Ethiopia boost up Read More »
By Teklu Abate President Girma Woldegiorgis Since his coronation in October 2001, the President of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Girma WoldeGiorgis, has been ‘playing’ at the background of the political scene. He is occasionally seen on ETV, receiving ambassadors and inaugurating the start and finish of projects. Luck has him that he was
President Girma’s Letter: Slip of the Mind or the Tongue? Read More »
By Zola zola I am determined to write this message in case my fellow Ethiopian read and grasp some information about STD. Learning from my story, I believe you will be motivated to discuss about those diseases privately or socially which is not tried enough yet. Also this will give courage to those with the
We Should Break Our Silence About Sexually Transmitted diseases. Read More »
by Abenezer Aregawi Ato Girma wrote and distributed letter regarding the Ethiopian Orthodox Church patriarch election controversy existed between the 4th Ethiopian patriarch forced to exile by the current regime Patriarch Abune Mekorios (the exiled sinodos) and the Ethiopian based sinodos. The letter was really very interesting and all inclusive with detail explanation that is
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