ANALYSIS & OPINION

By Syit DA Those who dismantled and trying to dismantle Ethiopia, that was kept united by our fathers, will never escape from accountability either historically or physically. Ethiopia is a country with the largest population in Africa second to Nigeria and it is also the only country in Africa which remained uncolonized during the colonization […]

Baile Derseh Mihrete A large number of people doubt what they read, what they see and hear in the news of EPRDF`s media. Governments want to convince the public to support of polices and their officials. Because the media draws on the content from the government.The media of Ethiopia is among the most strictly controlled

By Natnael Kabtimer, Oslo Norway “True leaders are willing to die for their dreams. They don’t oppress with ignorance; they impress with visions. They live like Martin Luther King Jr,” That was Nelson Mandela’s famous quote and everybody agree on the idea of having a leader that impress the people with a powerful vision but

By Rosa Abadir rosabadir@yahoo.com Unfortunately, this happen to be a typical culture among various racist individuals/groups where we have noticed that a chauvinistic Tigrian TPLF sympathizers are branding those innocent Tigrians who rejects the TPLF tribal dogma as if they are Shabia minions and so on, and the same thing with racist Amhara who doesn’t

by Abera Tola Through out history; people have migrated and expanded seeking greener pastures and more land. Globally, most countries have endured and were created thru expansions, wars, assimilation, migration; slavery etc. Even the most developed countries in the world today have dark pasts. For example; millions of Native Americans were exterminated or removed from

By: Mulata Gudata 3/01/14 Happy New Year to all – the brand new 2014! To begin with, though this article is a  bit long as usual, it is packed with juicy ideas simply too sweet to ignore. I urge everyone to read to the last line and get back to me if I have not

The Free Press in Ethiopia can’t be free until the drifters, apologists and want-to-be journalists and Medias are put out of commission. It’s about time Ethiopians draw the line between the real things and those masquerading as journalist and free press to deceive the public. by Teshome Debalke The once celebrated ‘journalist’ and editor of

By Tedla Asfaw   Mengistu Hailemaraim the butcher of Ethiopia has become “Madiba specialist” thanks to the SBS and ESAT Amharic Radio following the passing away of Madiba early this month.  Mengistu shamefully talked about the 100,000 dollar he gave to Madiba on his Ethiopian visit after his freedom. Mengistu was heard boasting about “tutoring” Madiba about the end of the cold war. How comes we have

By Tedla Asfaw Dear Ambassador Jendayi Frazer, I watched you yesterday remembering  the late Madiba on program aired on Ch7 in NYC. You saw and worked with Madiba very closely and I am sure you know him as a person more than many of us. I hope to read your Madib’s African Vision and its impact on you. As former USA Ambassador to South

By Tedla Asfaw I followed BBN Radio of November 27 in Amharic. The young Professor Alemayehu Fantahune made a very interesting remark on the end of his interview regarding the Muslim Leaders” Hidar ” 23 verdict which is to come in less than a week. Professor Alemayehu brought briefly the deportation of Ethiopians from Saudi and he claimed the majority were Ethiopian Muslims. He went on

The Change from the Inside: the case of Ethiopia Aklog Birara, PhD Part II of V In part I of this series, I provided background for this first of its kind conference involving African and Arab scholars, experts and former government officials. The themes of the conference focused on peace, national reconciliation, governance, the roots

By Orion Asmelash November 18, 2013 This is a Call to all Ethiopians and Eritreans to unite and work together against Ethiopian and African Enemy , the TPLF Junta  “We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools” Martin Luther King Jr. For the past twenty years, the Horn of Africa