Many have wondered who the publisher behind the divisive and hatemongering website called Tigrai Online is. In fact, it is important for anyone who ventures into the publishing business to have an established identity so that people would be able to hold him or her accountable for what he or she does. So the question […]
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By Mahdere Andinet August 24, 2013 ATLANTA, Georgia — To bring about the long over due democratic changes in Ethiopia, close alliance between and among the various opposition parties is mandatory, not an option, said Ato Belay Fekadu, official of Unity for Democracy and Justice Party. Addressing a gathering in Atlanta in August 10, 2013
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By Associated Press,August 20, 2013 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Residents in Ethiopia’s capital awoke to the sound of a 21-gun salute Tuesday to mark the first year anniversary of the death of long-time ruler Meles Zenawi. The ritual underscores the approach Meles’ successors have employed during the last year: a continued lionization of the late
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Submitted by Prakash Sharma on Sat, 08/24/2013 As per recent reports, it has been found that Ethiopia has found first polio case since 2008. It has been found that an 18-month-old boy from the Warder district has been infected with polio. The area is the one that borders Somalia. It is the place where 108 polio infections
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Mohammed Awad ADDIS ABABA: Mariam sits quietly as she listens to the Friday sermon. Her mind is elsewhere. She believes in change and hopes for her country, Ethiopia. But for her, as a Muslim woman, life in the country is becoming overwhelming at times, she said. “I think we have to look at all sorts
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(OPride) – Engineer Tesfahun Chemeda, a fierce Oromo rights advocate and a former UNHCR recognized refugee, died yesterday of undisclosed cause at Kaliti prison, where he was serving a life sentence under concocted charges of plotting to overthrow government, reports said. Chemeda was nabbed along with a close friend Mesfin Abebe in 2007 from Nairobi, where
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Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation Author: E.G. WoldegebrielMore news from our correspondents Yeshi Tadesse, a participant in the contraception and climate change project, with three of her children in Dire Dayu village in the highlands of Central Ethiopia. TRF/E.G. Woldegebriel ADDIS ABABA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Yeshi Tadesse, a mother of six, seems an unlikely proponent of family planning
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BY ALFREDO TJIURIMO HENGARI, ANALYSIS Today, on 21 August 2013, a year has passed since the death of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, the man considered to be the leading architect of post-Derg Ethiopia. Following his death, the future of a resurgent Ethiopia hung by a thread. Uncertainty mounted in the vast country of over 80
By Teklu Abate New years seem to herald new beginnings in all cultures worldwide. There is a huge sense of euphoria and at times seriousness in relation to them. Relatives, friends, neighbors, and even those who appear to be ‘distant’ express to each other best wishes. The first day of a new year seems to
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U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz poked fun at the flap over his citizenship at an appearance Thursday at National Instruments in Austin. Cruz, who was born in Canada to a U.S.-born mother and a Cuban father, said this week he’ll renounce his Canadian citizenship because he thinks he should only be a U.S. citizen. On Thursday,
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ESAT Radio Daily Broadcast to Ethiopia. Frequency Details: 7 days a week Short Wave (SW) from 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm (Local Ethiopian Time) 19 Meter Band 15355 kHz, 15360 kHz, 15365 kHz, 15370 kHz, 15380 kHz, 15385 kHz and 15390 kHz [jwplayer mediaid=”21995″]
