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July 2021

Ethiopia’s Economy Needs Strategies and New Policy Design

Ethiopia’s Economy Needs Strategies and New Policy Design

Economy /

Tsegaye Tegenu, Ph.D. Senior Lecturer, Department of Social and Economic Geography, Uppsala University Researcher, Department of Human Geography, Stockholm University Researcher, Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm Evaluation Specialist, Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Consulting Firm (PMECF) July 31, 2021 Points of departure Ethiopian economy has been at the same level of growth and productivity for the […]

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What Explains Biden’s Counterintuitive Policy on TPLF’s War on Ethiopia

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Yonas Biru, PhD July 31, 2021   After the September 11, 2001, attack in the US homeland, public diplomacy became a “top priority” of U.S. foreign policy. In an excellent 2005 article in the Institute for Policy Studies, John Gershman and R.S. Zaharna took note that “The perceptions of foreign audiences have domestic consequences, and public diplomacy,

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Ethiopian Barega Upsets Uganda’s Cheptegei to Win Shock 10,000-Meter Gold

Ethiopian Barega Upsets Uganda’s Cheptegei to Win Shock 10,000-Meter Gold

Sport /

By Reuters July 30, 2021 TOKYO – Ethiopia’s Selemon Barega sprinted the last lap to beat world record holder Joshua Cheptegei of Uganda and win a shock Olympic gold medal in the men’s 10,000 meters on Friday. The 21-year-old Barega powered down the home straight to cross the line in 27 minutes 43.22 seconds, ahead of

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OPEN LETTER TO FORMER PRESIDENT OBAMA AND FIRST LADY MICHELLE – FROM ABAWIRTU

OPEN LETTER TO FORMER PRESIDENT OBAMA AND FIRST LADY MICHELLE – FROM ABAWIRTU

Human Rights, In Other News / /

PREAMBLE: Please visualize 2008’s Malia and Sasha while reading my piece. This is in regards to the deafening silence by the west when children of the then Sasha and Malia’s age have become sacrificial lambs to fulfill TPLF’S  desire of building apartheid hegemony in Ethiopia and shoving it down the throats of over 110 million

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Terrorist Tigray People Liberation Front and its Western Pact

ANALYSIS & OPINION / / ,

Tesfaye Yigzaw July 30, 2021 Before I begin my writing, I would like to suggest a very important message to all non-Arab Africans and Caribbean countries to have a permanent sit in the United Nations Security Council, which I will be explaining later at the end of this writing. Also, I would like to appeal

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Eritreans refugees demand protection amid Tigray war

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By Kaleab Girma 29 Jul 2021 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Eritrean refugees have organised a protest in front of the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) office in the capital Addis Ababa, demanding the relocation of thousands of refugees from camps in the war-torn Tigray region. About 300 protesters blocked a road that led to the UNHCR office, holding

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RE: A Four Step Proposal for a Peaceful Resolution of the Conflict Between the Ethiopian Government and the Tigray Regional Government.

ANALYSIS & OPINION /

A rebuttal to Dr Yonas Biru’s article (by Abawirtu)   Dear Dr Yonas, TPLF, by its very nature, isn’t capable of honouring the Ethiopian constitutional order under Dr Abiy Ahmed. TPLF was given more than ample time to reconsider their archaic position; but to no avail. As you are aware, the Ethiopian government together with

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