So many people are not aware of TPLF/weyyane’s murder of hundreds of Derg higher officials. We only knew Derg’s massacre of 60 officials of emperor Hailesilasie. In fact TPLF/Weyyane has eliminated 117 known members and higher officials of the Derg regime. Here below are names of former officials of the Derg regime that were murdered […]
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By Ermias Haile I met an Egyptian diplomat in 2012 just two months before the death of Prime Meles Zenawi and we had a discussion on the geopolitical issues in the Horn of Africa and Egypt. What amazed me most was the diplomat’s knowledge of the internal issues of Ethiopia including the political rivalries among
(CPJ) — Journalists and media owners across Africa gave Ethiopian journalist Woubshet Taye a standing ovation in Cape Town on Saturday night at the CNN MultiChoice African Journalist Awards 2013, but he wasn’t there to see it. Instead his wife and son accepted the Free Press Award on his behalf. Part of the citation for
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Dear Friends and Colleagues; I hope this e-mail find you and your family well. Please find the attachment or text below for our current press release concerning the United Nations’ High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Raad Al Hussein, calls on Ethiopia to allow UN international observers to investigate the excessive use of force by
Will the United State’s foreign policy regarding Ethiopia be on the side of furthering the democratic rights of the Ethiopian people or will the current support for the strong-armed, ethnic-based regime continue? August 15, 2016 The President of the United States of America The Honorable Barack Obama The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, DC
Council of Ministers of the Ethiopian Government Cabinet Members Post Name Contact 1 Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn 2 Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen 3 Minister of Agriculture Tefera Deribew moav@telecom.net.et 4 Minister of Civil Service Junedin Sado (recently fired) 5 Minister of Communication and Information Technology Debretsion Gebremichael 6 Minister of Culture and Tourism Amin Abdulkadir
Dear Friends and Colleagues; I hope this e-mail find you and your family well. Please find the text below or attachment for for our current statement for the immediate release AN URGENT CALL TO THE ETHIOPIAN PEOPLE: DEAR ETHIOPIANS: I commend you, especially those in Oromia and Amhara regional states! You have demonstrated great courage,
Alem6711@gmail.com More than 100 people were killed on May 6 alone. Sources say the number is growing every day as those admitted to various hospitals succumb to their injuries. For any keen observer of politics in Ethiopia over the last twenty-five years the current crisis is not the least surprising. The political, economic and social
By Assegid Habtewold It has been more than ten days since my article entitled “The Necessity of Cultural Reform: Working with time, not against” has been posted on some Ethiopian websites. Some readers reached out to me via email and expressed their appreciation for taking the bold move to talk about a well-known challenge of
By Keffyalew Gebremedhin, The Ethiopia Observatory (TEO) I have had the opportunity to go through Dr. Gelawdewos Araia’s 25-page Pan-Ethiopian Agenda Vs Sectarian Ethnocentric Politics of August 4, 2016, appearing on Tigrai Online. I have pondered over his analysis and have been fully cognizant of his concerns about the dangerous time our country is in.
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#GrandOromoRally #OromoProtests #OromoMarch #Oromia #Ethiopia For Immediate Release August 5, 2016 The Grand Oromia Rally is a national act of protest by the Oromo and non-Oromo citizens of Ethiopia to gather in unison to express deep-seated mass grievances, country-wide anguish and suffering, widespread violation of rights that is perpetrated by the TPLF regime over the
THE GRAND OROMIA RALLY FOR FREEDOM, JUSTICE, VOICE, AND PEACE!!! Read More »
