Zekarias Asaye We left our country because of persecution in different ways and different reasons which have an impact on our survival. We have assembled across different ethnicity, religion, ideology and political point of view not to be oppressed and unavailability of injustice in our country. Currently we are raising an idea of which has […]
Fayyis Oromia It is really good news that Amharas are slowly waking up and starting to figure out that they are suffering, not only under the repressive regime, but also under the Tigrean colonial rule. They have already started to talk about a liberation struggle from the colonial rule instead of rehashing about the possible
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Ethiopia remained in control of Group A with a deserved 2-1 win away to Botswana in a 2014 World Cup qualifier on Saturday afternoon. The result saw the Zebras bundled out of qualifying, and with South Africa having beaten the Central African Republic, Ethiopia needed a result to stay top of the group. The game
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by Theafricareport.com Prime Minister Meles’s death in August 2012 has left the field open to those seeking to control the ruling EPRDF. With the retirement of the old guard within the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (1) is one of three influential newcomers at the helm of Tigrayan politics in the emerging post-Meles-Zenawi era. Foreign Minister
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BY: Zelalem Abate E-mail: zelalem.abate1@gmail.com Academic activities such as studying, teaching, inventing, leading, administrating and other responsibilities in a university or college require at a minimum academic freedom. Unfortunately, however, academic freedom in higher education institutions of Ethiopia is drier than the Sahara desert. Ethiopians who have been part of these institutions as a student,
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By Yilma Bekele Meles Zenawi is dead. Meles Zenawi is alive. I am afraid in our case both statements are true. We saw the tyrant being buried or placed six foot under and the extraordinary sendoff orchestrated by his politburo in living color. The whole country was on stand still for a week or so
By Mintesnot Zewde Berhane, June 5th, 2013/ Toronto Ethiopian Canadians gathered in the early morning of June 5th, 2013 from the two ends of the City of Toronto to join their compatriots in Ottawa in hundreds to protest against the series of human rights violation by the ever increasingly tyrant government of Ethiopia. Amid the demonstrating
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(AFP) ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia will press ahead with the construction of its Grand Renaissance Dam on the Blue Nile River, officials said Thursday, the day after Egypt warned “all options are open” if its water supply is affected. “We are going to continue with our project, I don’t think it will depend on the
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By Associated Press, Published: June 6 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethiopia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Thursday it is demanding an official explanation from Egypt after comments from politicians suggesting Egypt attack or sabotage a Nile River dam Ethiopia is building.Dina Mufti, a spokesman for the ministry, said that Egypt’s ambassador to Ethiopia has been summoned to explain
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June 6, 2013 By Yared HM The Egyptian politicians and the Media have been feeding false information to the people and now they have started believing their own propaganda. Sudan to some extent has realized the benefits of the Grand Renaissance Dam, to Sudan as well as Egypt and has been handling the issue with
By Associated Press, Published: June 5 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Egyptian officials tried to cool tensions with Ethiopia Wednesday over the new Nile River dam project by highlighting its “neighborliness” as the Ethiopian prime minister’s spokesman insisted that nothing would stop the dam from being completed upstream from Egypt, which is wholly dependent on Nile River water. Egypt
Presidential spokesperson denies reports that Ethiopia has complained to UN over controversial comments made at dam meeting Ahram Online, Wednesday 5 Jun 2013 An Egyptian presidential spokesperson has denied reports that Ethiopia has filed a complaint with the UN Security Council over comments made at President Morsi’s meeting on Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam. The meeting, which
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