Miracle or Mirage? Manufacturing hunger and poverty in Ethiopia
(Oakland Institute) — As months of protest and civil unrest hurl Ethiopia into a severe political crisis, a new report from the Oakland Institute
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Drawing Parallels among popular revolts in Tigray, Oromo and Amhara about nature of Ethiopian State
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD There is an interesting parallel between the popular uprising in Tigray led by TPLF in the 1980s and the recent popular
Ethiopia’s Feyisa Lilesa is afraid to return home after Olympic display
It was more than merely his Olympic moment. It was a moment nine months in the making. As Feyisa Lilesa ran the final stretch
World’s Coffee Supply Threatened By Climate Change, Study Says
By Ada Carr | weather.com A worker dries organic coffee beans produced at the Fortaleza Environmental Farm in Mococa, northeast of São Paulo, Brazil. (NELSON
VOA Amharic Interview with Junedin Sado
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Anatomy of a failed leadership. By Yilma Bekele
The ¼ Prime Minster of Ethiopia was at it again. Abay and Mesfin have been busy warning us of the consequences of getting rid
You Cannot Plant Apple Seeds and Expect to Harvest Oranges | By Kebour Ghenna
Amid positive economic growth, 2008 EC ended up exhibiting major political frailty in Ethiopia, namely a resurgence of ethnic nationalism. For now let’s just
TPLF’s political and economic supremacy makes Ethiopia’s biggest ethnic groups protest
By Asress Mulugeta Unique among African countries, the ancient Ethiopian monarchy has ruled the country until 1974. In September 1974, the Derg, deposed Emperor
Ethiopia’s Killings Fields and “Silent Genocide”
Dr. Aklog Birara The UN International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (ICPPED) was singed on December 2006
Video: VOA Amharic Interview with Athlete Feyisa Lelisa
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Claims of Ethiopian-Somalis’ Solidarity with TPLF Spurious
By Ahmed Ugas Yusuf EVERY revolution produces its own heroes, villains, highlights and pantomime moments that are etched in the collective memory of the
Awra Amba –The Commune in Ethiopia Where Feminism is the Law
BY ZAC CRELLIN SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 How a village in Ethiopia has come to serve as a model for the rights of women, children and
Protest Hillary Clinton and Stop the Amhara people Genocide
Best Wishes, Haileeysus Adamu ———————————————————————- Protest Hillary Clinton and Stop the Amhara people Genocide On Saturday, September 17th, Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama
Two Ethiopia opposition leaders arrested
Addis Ababa – Two Ethiopian opposition leaders have been arrested and held in detention for the last two weeks, their party said on Monday,