March 2014

Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. It seems there is a big misunderstanding in the concept of reconciliation. I intend to write in series if the need warrants it. In this article, I would try to respond to the article written by Lydia entitled: “A Response to Zelalem Eshete” that was posted on Zehabesha on March 25. Lydia …

Ethiopia Anew: Reconciliation 101 (A response) Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. Read More »

Tedla Asfaw   I appreciate the  contribution Professor Minga Negash  and Professor Seid Hassan  made on the  3rd conference of the Center for Rights of Ethiopian  Women (CREW)  in Silver Spring, MD  last week. They shared with us their study why Ethiopians both educated and uneducated old and young have left  Ethiopia in the last two decades in large umbers. The analysis is good for …

Ethiopia will be a country to run to !! (Tedla Asfaw) Read More »

This article would have opened a long over due dialogue if the call was for “all Ethiopians” as opposed to “all Amharas” and from an Ethiopian rather than a person who says he is an “Amhara ethnic individual”. The root problem for today’s Ethiopia is, with all due respect, people like Zelalem Eshete P.H.D. who …

A Response to Zelalem Eshete P.H.D Read More »

  Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. I have seen several negative articles and comments in response to my recent article entitled: “Ethiopia Anew: A Call to Amhara Ethnic People”. These articles/comments have too many deficiencies for me to respond directly. Let me explain why: First, the articles/comments are off topic: instead of dealing with my article, they …

The Amhara: Understanding the Call (Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D) Read More »