Hailemariam Desalegn Unwelcome in New York City
By Tedla Asfaw The rainy cloudy Sept. 28, 2012 was not a welcome weather for anyone. It was raining hard from early morning and
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Why we should not expect the much anticipated change from the new PM Hailemariam Desalegn?
By Selamu Yibejal [peace4horn@gmail.com] As much as there is a positive attitude towards the new PM Hailemariam Desalegn and expectation by the Diaspora Ethiopian
Hailemariam Desalegn parroting dead tyrant – By Abebe Gellaw
By Abebe Gellaw Hailemariam Desalegn’s recent interview with Peter Heinlein of VOA confirms that his rise to the helm of power can be largely
Ethiopian-American Activist Tedla Asfaw on C-SPAN
Ethiopian Activist Tedla Asfaw on C-SPAN Tedla Asfaw, Ethiopian American activist and frequent critic of the Ethiopian regime, has called on President Obama to
How Hailemariam Desalegn’s vow amended pathologists’ maxim
By: Kiflu Hussain* Sept 27, 2012 When the late Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia disappeared from public life, particularly from international gathering which he never
Ethiopia Sugar Signs $500 Million Deal With China’s CDC Bank
By William Davison Ethiopia Sugar Corp. said it’s signed agreements with state-owned China Development Bank Corp. for $500 million in loans to build two
Egypt denies deal with Sudan to strike Ethiopian dam
(The dam on Blue Nile may take over 10 years to build) Khartoum— An Egyptian official has emphatically denied the veracity of allegations that
Ethiopia: Internal feud dismantling EPRDF
by Robele Ababya Lesson from the demise of the USSR Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov was in charge of KGB before he became President of the
Ethiopia Leases 70,000 Hectares to Investors
(Ethiopian Herald) — Ethiopia has been able to lease 70 thousand hectares or land to domestic and international investors in the past financial year
Double Injustice – By Dawit Fanta
“Crash one, then the rest will keep in line” Absolutist regimes like as in Ethiopia are infamous in such a way that they are
Sudan Rebels Offer Cease-Fire in Return for Humanitarian Access
By William Davison Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) — The rebel Sudan Liberation People’s Movement-North said it will agree to a cease-fire if the Sudanese government
Ethiopia: A New Prime Minister in a New Year – By Alemayehu G Mariam
Ethiopians had their new year on September 11. It is now 2005 in the Gregorian calendar. On September 21, they also got a new
UAE couples want ban on Ethiopia maids ended, as abuses mount
By Sharifa Ghanem DUBAI: Abdullah and Monica, a couple based in Dubai, have lost their help after Ethiopia banned sending women to the Gulf
Ethiopia woman lived modern day slavery at hands of Dubai couple
By Mohammad Awad ADDIS ABABA: Women’s rights groups in France successfully rescued an Ethiopian woman who had been living in modern day slavery by
ONLF Statement On-Called Ethiopian Human Rights Commission
(Ogaden Online) – Assuming a virtue it has not: the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission’s attempt to divert attention from the violation of Human rights