THE WOYANE and ITS ‘’law of increasing poverity’’ IN Ethiopia by Nathnael Abate( nathy de saint)
  Mass poverty is a catastrophe which is decreasing living standard of the mass that is created artificially by greedy grabbing of all available local public resources by individuals or groups. Human beings are not naturally created to be poor or to live under the roof of poverty. Since all mankind is equal in birth […]
Read More →The People Have Spoken…. “We cannot be bought†By Meron Ahadu
I got back yesterday to my hometown Los Angeles after spending an amazing 4 days and having a blast with thousands of my people at the 30th anniversary of Ethiopian Sport Federation cultural Festival. This year’s theme was “Celebrating Ethiopian women†and what a celebration it was. I have to set the record straight right […]
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Read More →The Role of Development Aid in fuelling Corruption and Undermining Governance in Ethiopia
The Role of Development Aid in fuelling Corruption and Undermining Governance in Ethiopia Seid Hassan- Murray State University-USA My own research as well as the research of other scholars show that the control of donor resources allowed the ruling Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), not only to consolidate political power that it seized in […]
Read More →Egypt crisis: Voices from the streets
Egyptians are reacting to the fast-moving developments in their country, after the army ousted President Mohammed Morsi and put him under house arrest. The top judge of Egypt’s Constitutional Court, Adly Mahmud Mansour, has been sworn in as interim leader, saying that fresh elections were “the only way” forward, but gave no indication of when […]
Read More →50th Anniversary of The African Union Beide-Mariam Ejigu Retta
final OAU_June2013read here full story  His Majesty Emperor Haile-Selassie speaking at the African Union Hall (1963) Introduction The need for some kind of Union among African countries reached its pick in the 1960s and led to the creation of the Casablanca and Monrovian blocs. In 1962, the independent African states had a meeting […]
Read More →Clear and Present Danger jonas tameru oslo
   It has been more than two years since Ethiopia announced its plans to construct the biggest hydro- electric dam in Africa, the Grand Renaissance Dam on the river Nile. This controversial project has from its initiation been a topic of debate among the three countries affected most by this project. Egypt, Sudan, […]
Read More →U.S. Double-talking Human Rights in Ethiopia, Again!AL MARIAM’S
As my readers know, I enjoy watchin’ American diplomats chillin’ out and kickin’ it with African dictators. I like watchin’ ‘em kumbaya-ing, back-pattin’ and fist bumpin’. I have trained myself to decipher their cryptic diplomatese spoken with forked tongue. I have also learned to chew on their indigestible words with a whopping spoonful of salt […]
Read More →International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking: A Cause for Observance Worku Abebe
June 26 is the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. This is a UN instituted day which has been held annually since 1988 on 26 June. The main purpose of having this international day is to raise the awareness of the public about the dangers associated with abused drugs (also known as substances), […]
Read More →Will Ethiopia’s ‘grand’ new dam steal Nile waters from Egypt?
Africa’s largest hydropower project, a new 6,000-megawatt dam on the Blue Nile, has sparked a row between Egypt and Ethiopia. But it could increase the overall water flow in the Nile. By William Davison, Correspondent / June 25, 2013 Egypt is newly worried about a huge Ethiopian dam now under construction on the Nile’s main tributary […]
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