The People Have Spoken… “We cannot be bought”
by Meron Ahadu* I got back yesterday to my hometown Los Angeles after spending an amazing 4 days and having a blast with thousands of my people at the 30th anniversary of
Sudden Improvements in Egypt Suggest a Campaign to Undermine Morsi
By BEN HUBBARD and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK CAIRO — The streets seethe with protests and government ministers are on the run or in jail, but since the military ousted President Mohamed Morsi, life has somehow
World Bank sees China, Ethiopia as good fit
By Li Lianxing New partnership aims to remove obstacles to foreign investment in promising African nation Ethiopia is attracting significant Chinese foreign direct investment, but has still been lagging in overall
A lesson from the brave people of Egypt !!!
[email protected] July 9, 2013 at 3:59 pm It is a military coup supported by Qatar Saudi Arabia and the West. The massacre of more than fifty Morsi supporters by the army yesterday
An open letter to H.E Ambassador Tiruneh Zena from Dr.Negaso Gidada, Chairman of UDJ
To H.E Ambassador Tiruneh Zena, Commissioner: Ethiopian Human Rights Commission Addis Ababa Dear Ambassador Tiruneh, I have to write you this note because situation is getting worse with the hope and request that
Ethiopia’s Mahmoud Ahmed and Teddy Afro bring Echostage home
The two Ethiopian singers who performed early Saturday morning at Echostage, Mahmoud Ahmed and Teddy Afro, represent different styles and different generations. The 72-year-old Mahmoud sailed Semitic-style melodies over instrumental accompaniment that
Obama came and saw but did he conquer Africa? – by Pro Alemayehu G. Mariam
by Professor Alemayehu G. Mariam (This week my regular Monday commentary is presented for the second time in the form of a “flash drama” on Obama (a sub-genre of theatrical play sometimes
Ethiopia’s big Nile dam gets Hoover Dam comparison
The Associated Press Saturday, July 6, 2013 | 12:23 a.m. Despite the concerns of Egypt, work on Ethiopia’s massive Nile River dam is proceeding apace as officials aim to finish construction by
At the end of the era of TPLF driven regime
By Robele Ababya Ethiopia on the threshold of new era of democracy Ethiopia is on the threshold of ushering in a new era of lasting democratic dispensation and building a compassionate and
The Oromo issue on Al Jazeera. By Yilma Bekele
By Yilma Bekele There was a half hour discussion on the Oromo issue in Ethiopia on Al Jazeera Television Network. It was one of those situations where you go ‘what just happened’
Clear and Present Danger
By Jonas Tameru oslo It has been more than two years since Ethiopia announced its plans to construct the biggest hydro- electric dam in Africa, the Grand Renaissance Dam on the river
Ethiopian Oromos Responded Angrily to Jawar Mohammed Poisonous Statement
Oromo Ethiopians has said, Jawar doesn’t represent us. Jawar is just a representative of minority fanatics, Oromos has responded for his poisonous statement.
Ethiopians Migration to Arab Countries Starving Economy
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER Migration of Ethiopians to the Middle East and Arab countries is said starving flower, health and education sectors of Ethiopia, resulting in shortage of trained manpower. This is indicated
The Ethiopian Opposition: On Keeping the Momentum
By Teklu Abate For the last two decades, the ruling party, EPRDF, set the agendas for political discourse, putting the opposition to a clear defensive position. The former drafted, ratified, and implemented