Romney blames Obama’s gifts for his loss
Mitt Romney finally has it figured out. He knows why he lost. Guess what? It was all President Barack Obama’s fault. Report by tennessean.com Of course, that’s not exactly the way Romney puts it. He puts it in a way that sounds even sillier than that. Or perhaps, depending on your worldview, more tragic. In […]
Read More →Apple ordered to share HTC deal details with Samsung
A US judge has ordered Apple to disclose details of its patent-sharing deal with HTC to its rival, Samsung. Report by BBC.co.uk Apple and HTC signed a 10-year licence agreement earlier this month, but did not make the details public. Samsung, which is also involved in various patent disputes with Apple, asked the courts to […]
Read More →Coup attempt disrupted, Sudanese government says
(File photo) Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir gestures as he arrives at Khartoum airport on November 14, 2012. STORY HIGHLIGHTS “A plan of sabotage” sought to destabilize Sudan, the minister of information says Thirteen people were arrested, he says, including a former intelligence chief Current members of the army and security agency were not involved in […]
Read More →BREAKING NEWS: BERHANENA SELAM PRINTING ENTERPRISE Wrote a Letter of Warning to this Blogger and Rose Publisher (P.L.C.)
BREAKING NEWS: BERHANENA SELAM PRINTING ENTERPRISE Wrote a Letter of Warning to this Blogger and Rose Publisher (P.L.C.) On  31st October 2012 the blogger ofsemnaworeq.blogspot.com wrote and published a critical article on Berhanena Selam Printing Enterprise; entitled ብáˆáˆƒáŠ•áŠ“ ሰላሠ= ጽáˆáˆ˜á‰µáŠ“ ሽብáˆ. After the article’s publication on AddisGuday (a local weekly Amharic Magazine), the angry and the irresponsible authorities of the […]
Read More →If Egypt Tries To Attack The Dam, Just They Suicide Themselves! By: – Menelik Ezana (From Ethiopia)
menelikism@gmail.com This article is the idea of all Ethiopians. (It may be broken English, so correct and present it) We Ethiopians are always amazed by Egypt’s rigid and old fashioned Nile monopolization.  And the state has a known quotation “No Nile No Egyptâ€.  This quotation is now changed “No Nile No Ethiopia†or “No Nile No East […]
Read More →The Election of Ethiopia to the UN Human Rights Council
የኢትዮጵያ ብሄራዊ የሽáŒáŒáˆ áˆáŠáˆ ቤት Ethiopian National Transitional Council UN-Letter (The Election of Ethiopia to the UN Human Rights Council ) 20 November 2012 Mr. Ban Ki-moon Secretary-General of the United Nations United Nations Headquarters New York, New York Re: The Election of Ethiopia to the UN Human Rights Council Your Excellency, First and foremost […]
Read More →Ethiopia: Govt Increasingly Intolerant of Islam Risks Radicalizing Muslims BY ALEMAYEHU FENTAW
ANALYSIS Photo:Â Nobert Allan/The Star Young Muslim boy waits for a prayer session to commence (file photo). The Ethiopian constitution provides for freedom of religion and requires the separation of state and religion. However, the Muslim community in Ethiopia has, for more than a year now, been holding protests at mosques around the country against what […]
Read More →Ethiopia: Briefing – Ethiopia’s Muslim Protests
Addis Ababa  —Tensions have been simmering over several months between Muslims and the government, with thousands holding demonstrations in protest at the government’s alleged interference in religious affairs; the government has blamed the protests on a small group of extremists. Around 60 percent of Ethiopia’s 84 million people are Christians; Muslims make up about one-third […]
Read More →Jonathan: Manitoba’s Contract Not Revoked
President Goodluck Jonathan By Muhammad Bello President Goodluck Joathan has dissociated himself from reports of the revocation of the N3.6billion three-year contract with Manitoba Hydro International of Canada for the management of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN). The president said the matter will be resolved Tuesday next week. “I have given the relevant […]
Read More →Reuters: Video Shows Nigerian Troops Shooting captives
Chief of Army Staff, Lieut Gen Azubuike Ihejirika REUTERS A video obtained by Reuters shows Nigerian troops shooting unarmed captives in broad daylight by the roadside in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri, the bastion of an Islamist insurgency. Nigeria’s military has long been accused of human rights abuses, including summary executions, in the troubled north […]
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