By Belayneh Abate As history has shown, the most common causes of conflict and war are the pursuits of territories and resources. [1] Territories and resources are demarcated with physical, religious, or ethnic borders, and the higher the number of borders, the higher the number of conflicts and wars. Religious and ethnic boundaries are the most […]
By Belayneh Abate The rulers of Ethiopia are intensifying the systemic mental genocide of Amaras, and a large percentage of the Amara senior high school students are officially forbidden from joining colleges and universities. This mental genocide is part of the ongoing chronic physical genocide of Amaras that has been implemented by the former and
BLANTYRE, MALAWI — Police in Malawi have arrested four more people in connection with a mass grave uncovered last month with 30 bodies believed to be Ethiopians who had immigrated illegally and are believed to have suffocated to death. A stepson of former President Peter Mutharika was the first arrested in connection with the grave
Gearing Up for mid-December White House’s African Leaders Summit By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh As the White House gears up for the mid-December African Leaders Summit, several reports indicated that a few African countries might not attend. U.S. President Joe Biden plans to hold an African leaders’ gathering in Washington as a further major step to
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Yonas Biru, PhD November 24, 2022 Ethiopia will remain forever poor until its political class, including its intellectuals at home and in the diaspora find it possible to free themselves from shadow boxing with the ghosts of neo-colonialism and imperialism. The Ethiopian government and the political class must come to the realization that Ethiopia
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By Dr. Suleiman Walhad November 23rd, 2022 The Horn of Africa currently remains four separate and disparate countries, that always need the helping hand of others. The region is known for its volatility, harsh weather (climate change), and presence of many foreign hands, both private and governments. It would appear that private hands in
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Nov 22 (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on a call with Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Tuesday stressed the importance of implementing a ceasefire in the country, where the government and Tigrayan forces have agreed to end fighting. “The Secretary underscored the importance of immediately implementing the cessation of hostilities agreement,
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Part 1 GIRMA BERHANU Professor GOTHENBURG UNIVERSITY Department of Education and Special Education Västra Hamngatan 25, A-hus room 168 Mail address: Box 300, 405 30 Göteborg office: +46-(0)31-786 2325 mobile: +46 704731818 girma.berhanu@ped.gu.se www.ips.gu.se INTRODUCTION For the past four or five years, I have been mostly writing about the dangers faced by Ethiopia –a
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Hiber Radio and ESAT Amharic News November 22, 2022
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Leo Okere Dr. Comfort Ero, President & CEO of The International Crisis group penned an op-ed. article in the New York Times on November 10, 2022. The primary purpose of her opinion piece was to encourage President Biden to use “punitive measures” against Ethiopia if the Pretoria Agreement is not implemented. Without any evidence whatsoever,
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By Tigist Bekka When Abiy came to power, like most Ethiopians, I was swept away by Abiymania. Like the late professor Mesfin Wolde Mariam, I was convinced that Lemma Megersa and Abiy Ahmed, the youthful duo, the proud Oromos, the faithful Ethiopians, were the right politicians for the right time. They were a godsend, I fancied, to solve
