by OPERATION CONSCIENCE Ethiopia’s current government has committed genocide against several ethnic groups, but the Amhara, whose traditional lands the regime’s senior leadership has annexed to their Tigrayan tribal homeland, have been the hardest hit. The Amhara, according to Wikipedia, “an ethnic group traditionally inhabiting the northern and central highlands of Ethiopia, particularly the Amhara Region. […]
BY AL MARIAM, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR – 05/29/17 Ethiopia has been under a state of emergency decree since October 2016. That decree imposes “draconian restrictions on freedom of expression, association, and assembly that go far beyond what is permissible under international law.” There has been a significant deterioration in human rights violations in Ethiopia over the
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As the latest development with WHO’s appointment of Tedros Adhanom shows, the TPLF continues to benefit from the achievements of our ancestors. The fact is, if the TPLF was not able to mobilize and secure the support of all African nations; let alone winning the W.H.O. Director general seat, Tedros would not even be considered
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Ethiopia under TPLF does not resemble a unified country with a national purpose. The national unity and pride that Ethiopia once enjoyed, especially under Emperor Haile Selassie, have disappeared. Ethiopia has finally become a collection of isolated and vulnerable ethnic enclaves that are fighting among themselves over land. The fears we all claimed are playing
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Tsegaye Tegenu, (PhD) Although still a majority rural country, Ethiopia has been rapidly urbanizing in the past few decades. The urban centres have increased both in size and number. In the 1960s there were about 384 towns with a total population of 1.5 million, which increased to 925 in 1994 with the urban population of
Youth Bulge in Cities and Towns, its Remedies – Tsegaye Tegenu, (PhD) Read More »
https://youtu.be/0zsRrNr2WAc Queen Eleni: Ethiopian Women in the Medieval and Renaissance Eras – SBS Radio
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Tsegaye Tegenu (PhD) May 14, 2017 Why is it so Important to Discuss about this Economic System Since the declaration of the state of emergency in October 2016, there is too much political discussion on good governance and political power sharing in Ethiopia. The political discussion stands at an all-time high creating a distinct impression
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https://youtu.be/vvHwy2oFKTg Interview with Prof Fikre Tolossa – SBS Amharic
