Ethiopia -ESAT DC Daily News Fri 31 July 2020
Ethiopia -ESAT DC Daily News Fri 31 July 2020
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Open Letter to Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX)
By LJDemissie January 02, 2025 Dear CEO Tilahun E. Kassahun and the ESX Board, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to address some observations and concerns regarding the
Targeted Attacks on Amhara Elites: Abiy Ahmed’s Genocidal Campaign
The intentional and systematic assault on Amhara elites under the regime of Abiy Ahmed represents a stark illustration of the wider genocidal efforts directed at the Amhara population. Notable figures among Amhara
Ethiopian History: Fighting more lies about Haile Selassie and the Second Italo-Ethiopian War
Jeff Pearce Jan 01, 2025 A favorite target of those trying to undermine Ethiopian culture is Haile Selassie. Fortunately, it’s easy to set the record straight. My book, Prevail, a history of the
Amhara Diaspora Global Forum Fundraising event call
The Amhara Diaspora Global Forum is coordinating a fundraising initiative aimed at supporting various causes pertinent to the Amhara community. This event seeks to generate financial resources for humanitarian projects, educational initiatives,
Ethiopia: Crisis Spirals from Bad to Worse
DNE AFRICA Seen as political rivals and a threat to the ethnic based federalism that divided the country along tribal lines in Ethiopia, the Amhara people have been a subject of systematic
Tragedy on the Roads: 70+ Lives Lost in Southern Ethiopia Accident
A tragic road accident in southern Ethiopia has resulted in the loss of over 60 lives, as reported by local health officials on Sunday. The incident, which took place at Gelana bridge
Jimmy Carter, the former President of the United States, passed away at the age of 100
Jimmy Carter, the former President of the United States, who was widely recognized for his dedication to peace and the promotion of human rights, passed away on December 29, 2024, at the
Abiy Ahmed Ali is a chief terrorist in Ethiopia and East Africa
December 27, 2024 Tesfaye Yigzaw Amhara as an ethnic group has only one choice either to survive or vanish out from the surface of the earth. For Ethiopia’s sovarginity and existence as
Truism taken from Bealu Girma’s Works
Slager Ferede – December 26, 2024. As a renowned journalist, Bealu Girma was a prolific writer and author of several articles and books. Bealu was articulate, astounding, and mindful. He was highly
Urgent Human Rights Appeal Letter
December 26, 2024 To: United Nations Human Rights Council Amnesty International Human Rights Watch African Union Human Rights Directorate European Union External Action Service United States Department of State, Bureau of Democracy,
Which country has the most Ethiopian immigrants?
According to information from Wikipedia Wikipedia, Saudi Arabia stands out as a prominent destination for Ethiopian migrants, hosting approximately 2.1 million individuals from Ethiopia. This influx is primarily driven by the country’s
How the Global Alliance for the Rights of Ethiopians is Supporting Gugna, Ethiopia
Global Alliance for the Righhts of Ethiopians (GARE) Statement andd Urgent Appeal for Humanitarian Suupport in Gugna District of Northern Woolo, Ethiopia. Donate – https://globalethiopia.org/donations/emergency-assistance-to-starving-victims-in-bugena/ December 25, 2024 The Global Alliance for
Elites’ Power Grab Contra People’s Empowerment
Messay Kebede December 26, 2024 The great irony of the 1995 Ethiopian constitution is that it is blamed for all the deep cracks dividing Ethiopians when its glaring handicap is that it
Imprisoned Ethiopian Parliament members is in dangerous health issues
World Council of Parliaments Dear Eecutves With due respect, we seek your advocacy on behalf of the Ethiopian people who have been subjected to a totalitarian regime under the guise of a
Amhara Exclusion in Ethiopia: A Deep Dive into the Political Landscape
The Amhara people, one of Ethiopia’s largest ethnic groups, have historically played a significant role in shaping the country’s political, cultural, and social fabric. Despite this, the Amhara have faced increasing political