Hindus urge new Ethiopian Church Patriarch to promote interfaith dialogue
source africa intelligence media www.africaim.com Hindus urge new Ethiopian Church Patriarch to promote interfaith dialogue Congratulating His Holiness Abune Mathias, 71, on his election as the sixth Patriarch of Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church headquartered in Addis Ababa, Hindus hope that he would promote interfaith dialogue in the world. Mathias, who has been serving as the church’s archbishop […]
Read More →Ethiopian Military-Run Company Seeks More Foreign Partners (1)William Davison
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2013-02-17/ethiopian-military-run-corporation-seeks-more-foreign-partners Bloomberg    (Updates with comment by Ethiopian think-tank director in 14th paragraph.) By William Davison Feb. 18 (Bloomberg) — Metals & Engineering Corp., an Ethiopian military-run corporation, said it plans to partner with more foreign companies as it spearheads a government-drive to develop industries in Africa’s second-most populous nation. METEC, as it’s known, is already working with […]
Read More →Oakland Institute Exposed the Human Right Impact of “land grabbing†in Ethiopia (By Betre Yacob.)
TDJ The United States-based Oakland Institute, which is known in struggling for land rights and food sovereignty of Africans, has exposed the human right impact of the land investment, which is often characterized as “land grabbingâ€, on indigenous communities in the Gambella Regional state, Ethiopia. The new report of the institute says “the government of […]
Read More →ESAT TV, stop your hate propaganda against the people of Tigrai
source Tigrai Online If ESAT and it’s supporters hate campaign against the people of Tigrai in the name of freedom, Ethiopian unity, against persecution and suppression, didn’t stop soon it will take the Ethiopian people to no Ethiopian has gone before. ESAT’s main objective is to provide thinly veiled poisonous hate propaganda against the people of […]
Read More →Obama: Guantánamo camps a waste of U.S. resources
President Obama signed into law a $633 billion defense bill that included restrictions on his ability to close the prison camps, then called Guantánamo a waste of national security resources. BY CAROL ROSENBERG CROSENBERG@MIAMIHERALD.COM President Barack Obama late Wednesday signed a $633 billion defense bill that continues to block his ability to close the prison […]
Read More →African leaders meet in Ethiopia amid Mali crisis !
Heads of the African States pose for a group picture in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Sunday, Jan, 27, 2013, during the African Union Conference. African leaders met in the Ethiopian capital Sunday for talks dominated by the conflict in Mali as well as lingering territorial issues between the two Sudans. The African Union says it will […]
Read More →Africa Union: Ethiopia’s Desalegn takes over from Yayi
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn was elected the African Union chairman on Sunday, taking over the one-year post from Benin’s President Thomas Boni Yayi. Hailemariam Desalegn, new AU chair  “It is with a great sense of honour and humility that I accept the chairperson of our union,†Hailemariam told leaders at the AU summit […]
Read More →I AM DISGUSTED BY ECADF by (GK)
Dear Fitawarari Endelbu and comrades of ECADF. I have read the following article on your website from a certain Yimer Yimam, who claimed to be New York. It would have been good if this person attach his contact e-mail address so that people would give him personally their feedback on what he wrote. I think […]
Read More →Second Annual International Conference of Ethiopian Women in the Diaspora Organized by the Center for the Rights of Ethiopian Women (CREW) Call for Paper
January 24,2013   CREWCallforPaperAnnualconference Second Annual International Conference of Ethiopian Women in the Diaspora Organized by the Center for the Rights of Ethiopian Women (CREW) Call for Paper The Center for Rights of Ethiopian Women (CREW) is a non-governmental, nonâ€profit, nonâ€partisan, human rights and peace organization established to promote & educate the social, economic and legal […]
Read More →Egypt unrest: Death sentences over football riots spark violence
Aleem Maqbool: “This was always going to be a case where there was going to be violence” At least 30 people have died in Port Said, officials say, in clashes sparked by the sentencing to death of 21 local people over football riots in Egypt. Supporters of the defendants tried to storm the prison holding […]
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