By: Asress Mulugeta For the last 23 years, TPLF’s barbaric, inhuman and violent culture of rule over Amhara, Oromo, Anguak, Somali people and many others has been continued unabatedly. Many have been witnessing the unprecedented hatred to Amhara ethnic group under Tigrai People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) ethno-centric dictatorial rule. As soon as TPLF came to […]
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By Tedla Asfaw Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, The Guardian and National Public Radio have all written or aired a program about human rights abuse and the coming May election in Ethiopia this month alone. The interest of foreign medias is mainly due to the coming election or selection. The Diaspora Ethiopians activism since the
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by Gregory Warner NPR International Correspondent, East Africa Feven Tashome is a study in blue. The 21-year-old’s toenails are painted a rich cobalt, her scarf is baby blue and her leather handbag is ultramarine. To ordinary passersby in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, it’s a fashion statement; to members of Ethiopia’s beleaguered political opposition,
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Lone opposition voice in Parliament says economic goals trigger clampdown on criticism By HEIDI VOGT ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia—The sole voice of opposition in Ethiopia’s 547-member national legislature will soon fall silent—the latest in a long line of people who have given up the fight as the government actively mutes dissent while pursuing populist economic expansion.
Ethiopia’s inflation upped to 8.2 per cent in February due to higher prices of food items such as vegetables, fruit and meat, reports Central Statistics Agency (CSA) today. The general inflation for the month of January was 7.7 per cent while inflation for food items was lower at 7.1 per cent. February, however, observed a
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Milena Veselinovic, for CNN (CNN)It’s called the Grand Renaissance Dam — and the clue is in the name. With some 8,500 laborers working around the clock on its construction, the imposingly-named dam is surely one of Africa’s most ambitious infrastructure projects, reaffirming Ethiopia’s ambitions of becoming a big regional player and a major exporter of
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People who drink a moderate amount of coffee daily are less likely to develop clogged arteries that could lead to heart attacks, reveals research published online in Heart. Researchers from South Korea found that people consuming three to five cups a day had the least risk of coronary calcium in their arteries. There has been
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Nemanja Matic twisted his ankle celebrating Chelsea’s Capital One Cup triumph, reveals Jose Mourinho… and was this sprawling Wembley dive the moment he suffered? Nemanja Matic missed the final following red card against Burnley The midfielder injured his ankle while celebrating triumph at Wembley Chelsea beat West Ham to stay top of the Premier League
By Tedla Asfaw Marthe Van der Wolf showed us a video clip of Addis Ababa with new roads and corrupt officials owned new buildings. We heard similar account of building boom from tourists as well as diplomats. Officially Ethiopia is gearing up for May election. From the video clip of Vander Wolf of VOA no sign
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Amanuel Biedemariam On February 9, 2015, Peace talks between the Ethiopian government and the ONLF resumed in Nairobi. According to the head of foreign of affairs of the ONLF Mr. Abdirahman Mahdi, “The objective of their talk with the Ethiopian government is to end the conflict of the region and to get the Ogaden Somalis
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Ethiopian federal police commission announced that the country’s economy is suffering hugely from the increasing and rampant traffic accident. According to a higher official of the commission, the country is losing thousands of professional youth force and hundreds of millions of birr due to traffic accident; in its wake causing a huge burden to the
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In May of 2005 the noble idea of bringing change by peaceful means died a violent death in Ethiopia. The Tigrai People Front declared in no uncertain terms power sharing is not part of the equation. They have proved it three times since then. What part of that do we have a problem accepting? The