“Not another day with TPLF’s genocidal warlords! ”
The Horn Times Breaking News 10 May 2013 Ethiopia’s minority junta warned to stop ethnic cleansing and systematic genocide at a massive anti TPLF demonstration in South Africa. By Getahune
“ሌባ… ሌባ… ሌባ…!” What did the Ethiopian regime do to deserve such humiliation?
by Teshome Debalke Clash of civilization between TPLF/Woyane and the people of Ethiopia is reaching the tipping point. It seems Ethiopians in large number figured out the ruling Ethiopian regime and its
Finding Peace: From Ethiopian Refugee To United States Citizen
By Yafiet Bezabih and RadioActive Youth Media Nigisti Hailemariam has been in the United States for over 20 years. She has two kids, a stable job, and a red Honda outside her
The Phenomenon of Self-Subjugation in the Current Ethiopian Politics
By Dubale Ethiopians from various parts of the country have been fighting to do away the woyane oligarchy who is implementing the hegemony of the Tigre ethnic group. The people of Ethiopia
Solidarity with Amharas seeking justice By Robele Ababya
By Robele Ababya, 03 May 2013 At first I thought I was going to state the obvious in expressing my solidarity with the Amharas given my background. And then I convinced myself
A letter from Eskinder – By Girma Kassa
Girma Kassa Muziky68@yahoo.com May 1, 2013 His name is Nafkot. He is a non-ordinary boy, which I believe will be remembered in history. His mother, Serkalem Fassil, was arrested and placed in
Mengistu Hailemariam and our moral compass – By Yilma Bekele.
Today I felt like crawling under the blanket and just hide. I know that is what children do. They think hiding under the blanket makes them invisible. It give them a feeling
Amharas and Ethiopian Resistance against Tribal Tyranny
Tesfaye Demmellash tdemmellash@comcast.net In responding to the savagery of the recent forcible removal of Amharas from their homes, farms and businesses in the Benishangul-Gumuz region, Ethiopians at home and in the Diaspora
Who are the Enemies of Amhara and other Ethiopians?
By Rosa Abadir [rosabadir@yahoo.com ] I prefer not to write about individuals/groups but this time I am making an exceptional because of its significance. Plus, in this piece I wouldn’t concentrate on
Chewing Khat Increasingly Popular Among Ethiopians
Martha van der Wolf April 30, 2013 ADDIS ABABA — The cultural tradition of chewing khat, a leaf that is a mild narcotic, is on the rise in Ethiopia. The East African
On Ethiopian Embassies By Teklu Abate
By Teklu Abate The website of the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains that Ethiopia has 39 missions (embassies and consular offices) in Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa. These missions officially represent
If Not Today, When? The “Do Noting” Political Parties in Ethiopia
By Surafel Admassu So many things have been said about the TPLF clique since they were at Dedebite Deseret. We should not be rocket scientist to figure out who they are. It