The Clash of Generations Between: Response to Prof. Maru Gubena
By Yinegal Belachew I read Dr. Maru Gubena’s article with a lot of interest. This interest came because we both belong to the same
Meles Unveiled – Meles Declared Dictator 4th in a row
By Tom Burgis March 2, 2006 A smooth operator and consummate diplomat, he was hailed in the west as one of Africa’s democratic messiahs.
About Ethiopia: A Journey Through Time and Tradition
Ethiopia is situated in the northeastern region of Africa, often referred to as the Horn of Africa. Its strategic location near the Middle East
Alebachew Teka | አለቤ Show | አለባቸው ተካ | Ethiopian Comedy | Ethiopian Music
This video is reposted by Ethiopian Sound mender.com Alebachew Teka | አለቤ Show | አለባቸው ተካ | Ethiopian Comedy | Ethiopian Music
The Impact and Aftermath of the 2005 Ethiopian General Election Violence
In the annals of political disarray, the 2005 Ethiopian general election violence stands as a tragic case study. Often referred to as the Ethiopian
The violence continues in Addis Ababa following the controversial parliamentary elections
Political Context Leading to Unrest The backdrop of the violence in Addis Ababa in June 2005 is multilayered, with politics at its heart. It’s
Nullify the Election of May 15, 2005 – Call for New Elections
MediaETHIOPIA Editorial Published: July 15, 2005 Exactly sixty days have passed since the people of Ethiopia overwhelmingly expressed their will regarding the direction of
Post-election violence flares in Ethiopia, 22 dead
(Agencies) At least 22 people were killed and more than 100 wounded when Ethiopian security forces fired into crowds Wednesday in a third day
Report on the June 6/7 Student Unrest
By MediaETHIOPIA Correspondent Published: June 7, 2005 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – On June 5, 2005 (Sunday evening), there was a talk of boycout of the
Ethiopian Students and Police Clash Over Disputed Election Results
By The Associated Press June 7, 2005 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, June 6 – Student demonstrators clashed with the police on Monday over disputed Ethiopian election
A challenge for Ethiopians (including the Eritrawe): A vision for prosperous Ethiopia
“Menilikism: Defeatism and Fatalism “ HG’s Comment : The great leader who defeated a European power and retained the freedom of Ethiopia, on the
Controversies around Ethiopia’s May 2005 Parliamentary Elections
Mender.com – The historic parliamentary election in Ethiopia on May 15th, 2005, serves as a significant milestone in the country’s political landscape. These elections
Coalition for Unity and Democracy [CUD] president, Hailu Shawel
May 08, 2005 ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA: Coalition for Unity and Democracy [CUD] president, Hailu Shawel greets supporters 08 May 2005 at Meskel Square in
Tis Abay (Blue Nile Falls) of Ethiopia
mender.com Ethiopia contributes more than 85 percent of water that makes up the Nile River. The Nile, whose name comes from the Greek word