Birtukan Mideksa
BY: CURTIS BENJAMIN Birtukan Mideksa (also spelled Birtukan Midekssa; born 1975) is an Ethiopian politician and former judge. She is the leader of the opposition
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Teddy Afro awarded a commendation from San Jose City for his contribution towards peace and reconciliation between the people of Ethiopia and Eritrea
Ethio-Eritrea Friendship Forum (EEFF) event On February 15, 2013 the highly–acclaimed and legendary Ethiopian Musician, Teddy Afro will accept an Commendation Award from the
A Bright Yellow Future for Girls in Ethiopia
By Lynne Featherstone. Today I met a future doctor, accountant and engineer. They were all 13 year old girls. The aspirations of these Ethiopian
Saudi Arabia Detains 53 Ethiopian Christians
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA (BosNewsLife)– Dozens of Ethiopian Christians, mostly women, have been detained in Saudi Arabia after attending a worship service in a private
Ethiopian American Journalist Bofta Yimam Wins Emmy Award For Excellence in Reporting
New York (TADIAS) – Ethiopian American Journalist Bofta Yimam, who is a reporter for Fox 13 News in Memphis, Tennessee, has won a Regional
Petition against the Resurgence of Fascism and Racism in Italy
Racism and xenophobia are direct violations of the principles of liberty, democracy, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms and the rule of law,
The Habesha
The Habesha Media operates as an independent nonprofit news organization, dedicated to providing news and information pertinent to Ethiopia and its diaspora. Rather than
Ethiopian-American singer takes inspiration from the epic African river
By Peter Holslin Any Ethiopian person worth his weight in honey wine would know the song “Abbay Mado.” A simple Ethiopian folk tune, it’s
Teddy Afro will accept an Commendation Award from the City of San Jose
02-14-2013 On February 15, 2013 the highly-acclaimed and legendary Ethiopian Musician, Teddy Afro will accept an Commendation Award from the City of San Jose
Accused Tamrat Gebere tells court he changed mind about committing suicide four days before killing ex-girlfriend
OTTAWA — Four days before calling 911 to report that he had stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death inside her Riverside Drive apartment, Tamrat Gebere
The Last Frontier: Ethiopia’s Remote Omo Valley
Un uncertain future Fierce and noble: A tribeswoman in a Hammar village on the Omo River in Ethiopia The road to the Mursi heartland
Ethiopia airs jihadi film amid sensitive Muslim protest trial
The strategic Horn of Africa country is one-third Muslim and two-thirds Christian; why is its state-TV ginning up religious tension? By William Davison, Correspondent
Too Cheap to Kill in Ethiopia?
By Teklu Abate Background In his latest paper entitled “Ethiopia: Where do we go (or not go) from here?”, Professor Alemayehu cogently discussed possible
Eastern Pa. man sentenced to 40 to 80 years after plea in slaying of Eritrean immigrant
The 22-year-old Hagos Mezgebo escaped a life in war-torn Africa only to be gunned down in the streets of Allentown, seemingly for no apparent