My plight with our Ethiopian/Kenyan communities to come together and build unity and progress. First in 2006 and later in 2014, due to acceleration of regional conflicts. By Said G Osman. Dear All, At different times in the history of mankind, different methods have been used to overcome adversity, both natural and man-made. We learn […]
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The Urgency of Now & the Imprtance of Unity of Purpose and Action
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Mulugeta Uma and Mestawut Fikir emerged victorious in the Paris Marathon men’s and women’s races on Sunday, marking Ethiopia’s first double win in the event in five years. Uma finished first in the men’s race with a time of 2:05:33, surpassing Kenyan runners Titus Kipruto and Elisha Rotich. Kipruto crossed the finish line 15 seconds
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In their legal complaint, Ato Christian Tadele and Ato Yohannes Buayalew alleged that they, along with several others, were compelled to stay overnight with Askren and subjected to derogatory remarks targeting their Amhara heritage. Furthermore, they characterized the ordeal as a form of captivity.’
By Dr. Suleiman Walhad April 5th, 2024 The political crisis in the region kept stressing it. Unrest in the Tigray State, the war that erupted in the Amhara state, the stressed relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea kept the northern parts of the region on its feet, unbalanced and unstable. The Welkait region between Tigray and
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Congressman Tim Walberg, Gaza, and the low threshold of the US nuclear option: the urgent need for a crash project to develop African nuclear weapons and delivery systems. “We shouldn’t be spending a dime on humanitarian aid (in Gaza). It should be like Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Get it over quick. The same should be in Ukraine.
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By Said G Osman. Introduction Today, countries around the world have various combinations of rules applied for governance. They are roughly grouped into categories based on the practice-levels of democratic and autocratic principles. Here is the list classification of models of governance: a) Working Democracy; b) Deficient Democracy; c) Hybrid Regime; d) Moderate Autocracy; and
Human Rights Watch April 4, 2024 Urgent action is required to establish a UN inquiry and bring an end to the culture of impunity among abusive commanders. In the Amhara region of Lalibela, Ethiopian Orthodox pilgrims find respite at a campsite, marking a significant moment as the Ethiopian military reestablished authority over the town from
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By Gemma Sherlock, BBC News An historian is currently investigating the mystery surrounding the disappearance of an African emperor’s stolen garments 156 years ago, with suspicions that they may have ended up in Manchester. Emperor Tewodros II had his prized coat and scarf ripped from his body during a British invasion of Ethiopia in 1868.
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The talks between Ethiopian officials and an IMF delegation in Addis Ababa concluded after two weeks without reaching a financial agreement, as stated by the IMF in a recent announcement. Alvaro Piris, heading an IMF delegation, achieved significant advancements in exploring ways the IMF could assist the economic plan of Ethiopian officials from March 19
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Introduction This paper is a continuation of my previous work Fano: A Living Saviour of The Amhara People And The Ethiopian Spirit – Analysis. A lot has happened since my last work. Having almost accurately predicted how Fano would become a game-changer, I have written several short articles about the movement [its original meaning being “a free peasant fighting to
Dear Friends: Thousands of Amhara political prisoners continue to suffer in Abiy Ahmed Ali’s dungeons. Among these is a female journalist/teacher/analyst/ writer by the name of Meskerem Abera. Her intellectual acumen is beyond words. Habtamu Assefa of Hibre Radio sent me her 92 page treatise containing key features of what the Amhara population are
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