By Yilma Bekele According to ESAT the FBI has foiled an attempt by the Ethiopian government to assassinate Ato Abebe Gelaw. Goosh Abera and his accomplices are under custody. Please note here I said the Ethiopian government since there seems to be no thin line between the TPLF party and the government. Why am I […]
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By Ewnetu from Los Angeles I read your letter to Senator Russ Feingold, Representative Donald Payne and to all Members of Congress of the United States. Let me examine the pertinent points contained in the letter, discarding the irrelevant, in order to build-up your case, with respect to the proposed Bill S 3457 by Senators Feingold
(Local 12 news) A cab driver who was kidnapped, stuffed in the trunk of his cab and driven around Cincinnati for hours is in a vegetative state and will likely never recover, Local 12 News has learned. Mulugeta Shiferaw suffered severe brain damage last September when a fare robbed him and forced him into the
Melakam Gena, Little Ethiopia DC is very grateful to all of you who have been supporting our activities in the Washington Metropolitan Area, and those who have missed the opportunity to hear the eloquent panel discussions by several distinguished speakers in the last 3 months including those of Dr. Mikael Wossen * at the Ethio-Mixer USA held at the African Heritage Dance Center
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by Hilina Taye There is no doubt that 2012 was one of the most memorable years in our history. We witnessed high dramas, an unforgettable protest, a tyrant’s global hide-and-seek game, the elite’s wailing and cries, a mass hysteria, a dictator’s funeral in par with North Korea, the coronation of a puppet…. All these happened
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High profile members of the Central and the Executive committees, ONLF Bureaus Staff and the regional coordinators of Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) held simultaneous meetings in January 2013 in Cape Town, South Africa; Frankfurt, Germany, and Minnesota, USA, for the purpose of evaluating the 2012 achievements, obstacles encountered and assessing the Horn of African
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By Ibsaa Guutama | After more than a decade two factions of the OLF informed the public that broken pieces of OLF are being put together. That is a legitimate measure that shames all fake collections. It may need some time to fully get fixed and operate with full capacity. Therefore they may need to
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Kirubel Tadesse of AP and TPLF Propagand go hand in hand by Dulla In reporting about the recent conviction of Al Shabeb agents, Kirubel connects protests by Ethiopian Muslims with Al Shabab and Al Qaida. He claims that “The verdicts come amid signs of increasing militancy in the East African nation”. Then talks about Ethiopian
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ADDIS ABABA, Jan 2 (Reuters) – Ethiopia have included Swedish-born midfielder Yussuf Saleh in their 23-man squad for this month’s African Nations Cup in South Africa. The 28-year-old, who is on loan with Swedish top-flight side Syrianska, was one of a trio of foreign-based players named on Wednesday. Coach Sewnet Bishaw also selected striker Saladin
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ESAT Breaking news Conflict in AAU 03 January 2013 Ethiopia ADDIS ABABA – At least 24 students were injured on Thursday when ethnic-based clashes erupted among university students on Arat Kilo campus of Addis Ababa University. The fights broke out when students heading to the cafeteria in the morning saw the walls of the main
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By KIRUBEL TADESSE Associated Press ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ten men were found guilty Tuesday by an Ethiopian court of plotting terror attacks with Islamist extremist rebels from neighboring Somalia. Judge Bahiru Darecha said the group was making plans and getting supplies to attack political and economic targets in Ethiopia. Eleven men were originally charged
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