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
Never Again! By Prof. Alemayehu G Mariam On June 6-8 and November 1-4, 2005, following the Ethiopian parliamentary elections in May of that year,
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
Briefing: Ethiopia’s Muslim protests
ADDIS ABABA, 15 November 2012 (IRIN) – Tensions have been simmering over several months between Muslims and the government, with thousands holding demonstrations in
Agco Targets Africa’s Agriculture Boom With $100 Million Plan
By William Davison – Bloomberg News Agco Corp. (AGCO), the world’s third- largest farm-equipment maker, plans to invest $100 million in Africa over the
News Release: Health officials announce 13th case of fungal infection and stress need for continued vigilance
States now seeing a second wave of cases with clinical manifestations other than meningitis The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has identified a 13th
Reform in China vs crisis within EPRDF
by Robele Ababya, The 18th Congress of Communist Party of China (CPC) opened in Beijing with a keynote speech by its General Secretary (GS)
African refugees in Israel face violence, discrimination and an uncertain future.
African refugees in Israel face violence, discrimination and an uncertain future. Tensions came to a head in Tel Aviv this April with a Molotov
A summary discontent and the future of Ethiopia – By Daniel Tilahun Kebede
Ethiopia is at a cross road. The ability of the regime to govern is not only declining but dyeing. The political economical and social
China’s Geely Cars May Be Manufactured in Ethiopia by 2017
By William Davison Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) — Ethiopia’s Mesfin Industrial Engineering Plc, a company linked to the ruling party, expects to build cars for
Ethiopia: Little Hope for an End to Ogaden Conflict
By William Lloyd-George, 13 November 2012 Addis Ababa — Many were hoping that recent peace talks between the Ethiopian government and Ogaden rebels would
Ethiopia: Mainstreaming Jungle Economics on the expenses of the poor
By Teshome Debalke When some of the world Media and institutions take the Ethiopian ruling regime’s propaganda at face value to claim the country