Ethiopia’s Somali refugee camp becomes world’s second largest
By Tesfa-Alem Tekle (ADDIS ABABA) – The number of Somalia refugees sheltered at Ethiopia’s Dollo Ado refugee camp has hit a record high of
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ENTC lost one of its own – Rest in Peace Prof. Meseret Chekol Reta
ENTC lost one of its own – Rest in Peace Prof. Meseret Chekol Reta November 20, 2012 It is with deepest sorrow and regret
Journalism is Not Terrorism: Calling on Ethiopia to Free Eskinder Nega
by Rainey Reitman Electronic Frontier Foundation Eskinder Nega, an award-winning journalist who has been imprisoned for over a year, appeared briefly in court to
What is the purpose of a government?
by Magn Nyang » The purpose of government is to provide a system in which individuals give portion of their freedom in order to
Memorial service for Yenesew Gebre at St. Gebriel Church in Washington DC – Nov. 25
” I remember Yenesew Gebre On 11/11/11, Yenesew Gebre, a 29 year-old Ethiopian school teacher and human rights activist set himself ablaze outside a
A new research tries to mitigate Egyptian concern over the Nile dam project
Egypt, Ethiopia Tiff Over Nile Dam Continues VENTURES AFRICA – New research has suggested there is sufficient water in the Nile to support all
Is Ethiopia ready for foreign investment?
By James Melik Reporter, Business Daily, BBC World Service Ethiopia was once a byword for poverty and famine. Principal cash crops in Ethiopia include
The Ethiopian government’s search of false legitimacy for its constitution
Press Release November 19, 2012 The Ethiopian regime has been organizing the past few days in Ogaden what it termed as “a national gathering
Pitched battles between ‘Kenyans’ and Somalis in Nairobi
November 2012, NAIROBI (AFP) – One side surges forward only to retreat under a hail of stones then the opposing side advances and comes
The Never Ending Brutality Dictatorship and Lawless Regime of Ethiopia
By Mekonnen Workineh Ever since it came to power over 21 years ago, there was no facet of an Ethiopian citizen’s life that has
I Remember! – By Prof. Alemayehu G Mariam
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Meles Zenawi was the System – By Mankelklot Haile Selassie (PhD)
Mankelklot Haile Selassie (PhD) (www.ethiopiansemay.blogspot.com) I have read 18 articles, taking down points and statements to organize this article that I am going to
Ethiopia: Addis Ababa, the New York of Africa?
ADDIS Ababa loosely translated means a ‘new flower’. The capital city of Ethiopia is indeed blooming and very fast, Addis is also known as
High time to support Ethiopian Muslims – By Abebe Gellaw
By Abebe Gellaw For the last two decades, nonviolent struggle, or civil resistance, appeared to be highly misunderstood and confused in Ethiopia. The resultant
Tell it like it is: Chauvinism, in its worst form, is the real danger
by Dimetros Birku, The late Meles Zenawi made, it seems, more appearance in international print and electronic media and became a preferred topic for