Hiber Radio News July 23,2021
Hiber Radio News July 23,2021
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Ethiopia’s Orthodox Christians are celebrating Christmas with prayers for peace
Ethiopians observe Christmas with great fervor, demonstrating a profound commitment to their Orthodox Christian faith. Despite ongoing efforts to undermine Orthodox Christianity in the country, which include violent acts against its adherents
From Nobel Peace Prize to Political Turmoil Abiy Ahmed’s Impact on Ethiopia and America’s Strategic Missteps
[The Habesha] – At the core of the Horn of Africa, a recent peacekeeping initiative by the United States in Ethiopia has come to an unfortunate conclusion, resulting in a series of
The Unstoppable Collapse of Oromummaa & the Immovable Dogma in Oromo Elites
Yonas Biru, PhD Jawar Mohammed’s newly released book “አልፀፀትም” is crafted to herald his political transformation from a militant Oromo activist to a national political figure. The purpose of his transformation, he
Emerging Threat: Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) Outbreak in China Mimics Symptoms of Flu and COVID-19
(The Habesha) China is currently facing a resurgence of health issues that echo the challenges experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic. This resurgence is largely attributed to the rise of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV)
How to Solve the Problems Facing Ethiopia
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2025-01-05 To begin with, what are the problems facing the country right now? Are you able to clearly identify and articulate them? Here are some tips to help you:
Addressing the Root Cause: Why Ethiopia Must Abandon Ethnic Federalism for National Unity
Bedilu Mulualem This is a follow-up of my rejoinder Messay Kebede’s “Elites’ Power Grab Contra People’s Empowerment” Based on lived experience and root cause analysis, Ethiopia’s ethnic federalism, instituted under the 1995
Puntland Sends Injured Soldiers to Ethiopia Following ISIS Assault
Puntland authorities have successfully airlifted several soldiers who sustained injuries during an ISIS attack on a military base earlier this week. The evacuation was carried out to Ethiopia, where the soldiers will
Of Jawar and Ethiopia
Paulos Milkias, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Concordia University Montreal, CANADA For many Ethiopian intellectuals, including myself, Jawar Mohammed has been perceived as an Oromo nationalist with a Moslem bent. However, this
There’s Forgiveness and Then There’s Betraying Your Own Values: An Open Letter to the Amhara Association of America
Jeff Pearce Jan 03, 2025 The AAA celebrating Zecharias Zelalem is a slap in the face to those who lived through the TPLF war and those who remember his contemptible behavior. Dear
Open Letter to Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX)
By LJDemissie January 02, 2025 Dear CEO Tilahun E. Kassahun and the ESX Board, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to address some observations and concerns regarding the
Targeted Attacks on Amhara Elites: Abiy Ahmed’s Genocidal Campaign
The intentional and systematic assault on Amhara elites under the regime of Abiy Ahmed represents a stark illustration of the wider genocidal efforts directed at the Amhara population. Notable figures among Amhara
Ethiopian History: Fighting more lies about Haile Selassie and the Second Italo-Ethiopian War
Jeff Pearce Jan 01, 2025 A favorite target of those trying to undermine Ethiopian culture is Haile Selassie. Fortunately, it’s easy to set the record straight. My book, Prevail, a history of the
Amhara Diaspora Global Forum Fundraising event call
The Amhara Diaspora Global Forum is coordinating a fundraising initiative aimed at supporting various causes pertinent to the Amhara community. This event seeks to generate financial resources for humanitarian projects, educational initiatives,
Ethiopia: Crisis Spirals from Bad to Worse
DNE AFRICA Seen as political rivals and a threat to the ethnic based federalism that divided the country along tribal lines in Ethiopia, the Amhara people have been a subject of systematic
Tragedy on the Roads: 70+ Lives Lost in Southern Ethiopia Accident
A tragic road accident in southern Ethiopia has resulted in the loss of over 60 lives, as reported by local health officials on Sunday. The incident, which took place at Gelana bridge