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September 2013

Ethiopia denies crackdown on Semayawi opposition (BBC)

Some 100 members of Ethiopia’s opposition Semayawi (Blue) party were arrested and some badly beaten over the weekend, the party says. Party chairman Yilekal Getachew said equipment such as sound systems were confiscated ahead of a rally on Sunday which was banned. Communication Minister Shimeles Kemal denied there had been a crackdown. The government said

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Should Humans Drink Cow’s Milk? – Digesting Milk in Ethiopia

A genetic phenomenon that allows for the selection of multiple genetic mutations that all lead to a similar outcome — for instance the ability to digest milk — has been characterised for the first time in humans. The phenomenon, known as a ‘soft selective sweep’, was described in the population of Ethiopia and reveals that

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Interpreting and Living MLK’s Dream – by Professor Alemayehu G. Mariam

By Professor Alemayehu G. Mariam On August 28, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered a speech for the ages from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. A quarter of a million people stood in rapt attention and listened to that speech. It was the crowning moment of the March on Washington

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Tirunesh Dibaba Wins in Tilburg

Just three days after her loss to rival Meseret Defar over 5000m in Zurich, World and Olympic champion Tirunesh Dibaba took to the roads in Tilburg on Sunday (1) in search of a World record. The Ethiopian fell short of her target, but only just. Her winning time of 30:30 was the fourth-fastest performance in

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Semayawi attacked, beaten up and ransacked. By Abebe Gellaw

By Abebe Gellaw blue In the evening of Saturday August 31, Semayawi Party headquarters around Ginfle, Addis Ababa, was buzzing like a bee hive as nearly one hundred party activists and organizers were busy making posters, writing slogans, stacking flags and other paraphernalia needed for a colorful rally. They were making the final push for

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