The Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD) ቅንጅት ለአንድነትና ለዴሞክራሲ (ቅንጅት)
The Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD) is a political entity in Ethiopia that was established in the early 2000s, specifically in 2005. This
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Ethiopia: Kinijit Diaspora problems, lessons to the opposition
Nov 11, 2006 Zerihun Tesfaye November 10, 2006 — It has now become evident that the rumblings heard around CUDP members and support groups
Kinijit-Canada supports International Leadership’s decision
Kinijit Support Groups in Canada (Calgary, Vancouver and Winnipeg) Express support for the International Leadership’s decisionOctober 18, 2006 — Kinijit support groups in Canada,
Open Letter to U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert
By Al Mariam September 24, 2006 The Honorable Dennis Hastert Speaker of the House 235 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 BY FAX
Let’s Give HR 5680 the Support it Deserves
By Fikru Helebo I was having a conversation last night with a friend about the fate of HR 5680, the legislation that is currently making
Ethiopia – The saddening crisis in Kinijit Diaspora leadership
By Maru Gubena * My dear Kanchiwodia, August 31, 2006 — Although our talk of last Sunday was brief, as you will undoubtedly agree,
Fighting for Justice: The Silence Surrounding Jailed Kinijit Leaders
According to Amnesty International, Dr Berhanu Nega, the mayor of Addis Ababa, is experiencing a decline in his health due to unsanitary prison conditions.
Ethiopia – Forgotten recent events and future strategies
Looking at Forgotten Recent Events and Future Strategies Conducive to a Mature Political Culture for Ethiopia: Putting the Cart Before the Horse? By Maru
Heroic KINIJIT Leaders Who Shaped Ethiopia’s Politics
The CUD has long been a symbol of resistance against injustice in various regions of Ethiopia, yet their efforts have often been overlooked by
Unveiling the Truth: The Kinijit International Committee Controversy and the Fate of Its Imprisoned Leaders
Numerous readers have reached out to me via email, seeking a factual clarification regarding my previous comment on the matter of Kinijit International Leadership.
Unrest in Ethiopia: 1 Fatality and 7 Injured as Election Protests Turn Violen
By ANTHONY MITCHELL ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, June 6, 2005 (AP) — Clashes between police and student demonstrators left one girl dead, seven people injured
Rethinking Ethiopia’s opposition Kinijit
By Maru Gubena* May 11, 2006 — As many Ethiopians and friends of Ethiopia have repeatedly stated, only the [ruling] TPLF leadership and its
Lessons for Ethiopians from the downfall of US-supported dictators
Lessons for Ethiopians from the Downfall of US-Supported Dictators: An Urgent Need for Mature Mechanisms By Maru Gubena* April 14, 2006 — Given the
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.