Time to look for world-class manager to save the wounded black lions.
By Getahune Bekele-South Africa Dejected and somewhat embarrassed black lions Coach Sewnet Bishaw said they were shattered after their loss to the Super Eagles of Nigeria but instead of taking responsibility, blamed the Cameroonian referee for the defeat that effectively ended the dream of Ethiopia participating in the global showpiece- the 2014 world cup in […]
Read More →Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan Mull New Probe of Nile Dam Impact
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-10-21/egypt-ethiopia-and-sudan-mull-new-probe-nile-dam-impact.html By William Davison – Oct 21, 2013 Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt agreed to examine the regional impact of a $4.2 billion dam being built on a Nile river tributary in Ethiopia after experts said earlier studies were inconclusive. A meeting of water ministers and delegates in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, on Nov. 4 will discuss […]
Read More →IMF Says Ethiopian Economic Growth May Slow Without Policy Shift
IMF Says Ethiopian Economic Growth May Slow Without Policy Shift By William Davison October , 2013  Ethiopia’s economic expansion may continue through next year before “tapering off†from 2015-16 because of funding gaps for public projects and foreign exchange shortages, the International Monetary Fund said. Gross domestic product is forecast to rise to 7.5 […]
Read More →Eritrea. Voices of Torture. (English version)
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Read More →Ethiopia: The 65 Percent and Political Consensus
By Yaye Abebe, yayeabebe@gmail.com October 16, 2013 Ethiopia’s population is predominantly young. This is according to the United States Central Intelligence Agency July 2013 estimate of Ethiopia’s population: 0-14 years olds are 44.4% of population, while the 15-24 age group is 19.9% of the population. The sum of the under 24 year […]
Read More →Somalis Killed in Explosion Targeted Soccer Match, Ethiopia Says
By William Davison - Two Somali nationals who died in an explosion in Ethiopia’s capital may have been planning to carry out suicide attacks on people watching an international soccer match, Communications Minister Redwan Hussein said.Investigators found Ethiopian national football team shirts and four hand grenades at a house in a wealthy suburb of Addis […]
Read More →STOP THE SUFFERING OROMO PEOPLE.
 By  Mekonenn Elalla Fekadu The tribal TPLF regime which spent 17 years of guerrilla fighting in jungle before coming to power in 1991 to govern the country for the last 22 years does not seem to have any concern or knowledge for the internationally accepted human right protocols leave aside to abide by the […]
Read More →Open Letter to the ESFNA Board
Open Letter to the ESFNA Board Out of a sense of duty, for the last few years, I have been attentively following and researching the organizational behavior and the financial activities of the Ethiopian Sport Federation in North America, ESFNA. I am aware that you – the board of the Federation along with your […]
Read More →African Leaders Want Prosecution Immunity for Heads of State
 By William Davison - African leaders want sitting heads of state to be immune from prosecution at international courts, said Hailemariam Desalegn, Ethiopian prime minister and the current chairman of theAfrican Union. “We have agreed that no charges shall be commenced or continued before any international court or tribunal against any serving heads of […]
Read More →Watch the 2013 Bank of America Chicago Marathon Right Here
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