Canadian humanitarians detained in Ethiopia granted bail
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February 29, 2020 By Mulugeta Haile Ras Mekonnen Ras Mekonnen was one of the greatest Ethiopians who died before he lived up to his
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By Abebech Shiferaw February 11, 2020 – Extreme inhumane treatments and discriminations against Amharas in Ethiopia has started long ago. And it seems that
Ethiopia’s Rights Over Its Nile Water Should Be Respected By All – Ethiopiawinnet
Press Release Ethiopiawinnet February 8, 2020 Ethiopiawinnet expresses its appreciation for the peaceful initiative and efforts taken by the tripartite countries (Ethiopia, Egypt and
The Ethiopian Government is Behind the Kidnapping of Young Female Amhara University Students.
Abebech Shiferaw February 5, 2020 The Ethiopian Government is Behind the Kidnapping of Young Female Amhara University Students. Abebech Shiferaw Education seems the only
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Rivlin chides Abbas for claiming Russian, Ethiopian immigrants aren’t Jews
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Hunger, fear and death: an Ethiopian migrant family’s story
By Giulia Paravicini TULI GULED, Ethiopia (Reuters) – First, drought in Ethiopia’s Oromiya region destroyed Asha Khalif Ali’s crops and animals. Then her husband
Flashpoint on the Nile: Egypt Destabilizes Ethiopia
Aklog Birara (Dr.) January 21, 2020 A flashpoint in current diplomatic relations in Africa today that can potentially lead to war is Egypt’s continued assertion
Claiming This Flag! Yih Sendek Alama (by Dawit Wolde Giorgis)
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Ethiopia: Why Egypt is Winning on the Diplomatic Front
Aklog Birara (Dr.) janurary 19, 2020 Ethiopia began the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a monumental project estimated to cost $4 billion in 2011,
From Seventh Grade to Prime Minister: Abiy Ahmed’s Journey through the OLD and TPLF
(The Habesha) – Navigating through the intriguing and complex path of Abiy Ahmed’s life journey reveals a narrative immersed in struggle, ambition, and by
Emperor Haile Selassie by Bereket Habte Selassie-review
Reviewed by Charles W. McClellan This slim volume by distinguished scholar of African studies and law, Bereket Habte Selassie is part of Ohio University Press’s
A FEW REMARKS ON ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENT’S NEW HISTORY MODULE
BY HAILE M. LAREBO, BD, STL, PhD January 6, 2020 The Ethiopian Ministry of Science and Higher Education has recently published history teaching material