African Union Wants UN to Boost Somalia Forces, End Weapons Ban
By William Davison Oct. 31 (Bloomberg) — The African Union urged the United Nations Security Council to bolster its peacekeeping force in Somalia and
Ethiopian Minister’s Wife Accused of Using Saudi Cash in Unrest
By William Davison Oct. 30 (Bloomberg) — Ethiopian authorities charged a minister’s wife with terrorism for using money from the Saudi Arabian Embassy to
Power Failures in New York as Storm Surge Floods Tunnels; New Jersey Slammed
Lower Manhattan goes dark during superstorm Sandy, on Monday, Oct. 29. Sandy continued on its path Monday, as the storm forced the shutdown of
The state of psychiatry in Ethiopia today
By Julia Belluz On a recent visit to Debre Libanos, a 13th-century monastery outside Addis Ababa, one of Ethiopia’s few psychiatrists found 17 people
Ethiopia’s Reeyot: “The Price for My Courage” – By Alemayehu G Mariam
By Alemayehu G Mariam There are few things more difficult or dangerous than speaking truth to abusers of power. But for Reeyot Alemu, the
Ethiopia: Time for a Paradigm Shift (Part 2) – By Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D.
Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. It takes two to tango. In part 1 of my article, I focused mostly on the opposition. Now, I present my
Ethiopia and Eritrea: An elusive peace on the cards?
October 29, 2012 by Isaac Esipisu (reuters) Ethiopia and Eritrea are still at each others’ throats. The two neighbours fought hammer and tongs in
The Ethiopian Community in Germany Held Demonstration in Nurnberg against the Killer Regime in Ethiopia
By Dawit Fanta On October 27, 2012, a turnout of more than 300 Ethiopians who came from all over Germany held a demonstration which
Ethiopia Muslims accuse government of religious meddling
By Jenny Vaughan (AFP) ADDIS ABABA — With hands clasped together as a symbol of unity, lines of Muslims gather under the beating sun
Ethiopian Asylum Seekers Demonstrate in Oslo Norway against the Dictatorial Regime in Ethiopian
The Ethiopians who has been living in Norway held a protest demonstration against the dictatorial regime in Ethiopia for about two hours on October
Ethiopia’s Exports Dropped 7% to $699.1 Million in First Quarter
By William Davison [Bloomberg] Ethiopian exports dropped 7 percent to $699.1 million in the first quarter as shipments of coffee and oil seeds fell,
Ethiopian transition proceeding smoothly – except for one thing
Simon Allison| The Guardian | It is has been a little more than two months since the death of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi.
TPLF’s Terror Will Not Deter Genuine Demand For Freedom – OLF, Press Release on Ethiopian Muslims
OROMO LIBERATION FRONT, Press Release The TPLF – EPRDF government has stayed and continues to stay on the shoulders of Ethiopia peoples at gun
Reeyot Alemu Awarded “2012 Courage in Journalism Award”
Reeyot Alemu, Ethiopia 2012 Courage in Journalism Award A CRITICAL VOICE LOST TO ETHIOPIA’S WAR ON INFORMATION Reeyot Alemu has been imprisoned in Ethiopia
Redefining protest in Ethiopia: what happens to the ‘terror’ narrative when Muslims call for a secular state?
AWOL ALLO and ABADIR M. IBRAHIM 23 October 2012 (Open Democracy) — From the periphery, Ethiopian Muslim protesters have recently turned a page in