The Ethiopian Community in Germany Held Demonstration in Nurnberg against the Killer Regime in Ethiopia
The Ethiopian Community in Germany Held Demonstration in Nurnberg against the Killer Regime in Ethiopia On October 27, 2012, a turnout of more than 300 Ethiopians who came from all over Germany held a demonstration which was called-up by the Ethiopian People Patriots Front in the historical city of Nurnberg against the tyrant regime in […]
Read More →Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the Arab Spring
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the Arab Spring Last year’s overthrow of regimes across the Middle East has led to increasing rivalries for regional influence, writes Giorgio Cafiero The demise of the secular autocratic regimes in the Middle East and North Africa as a result of the Arab Spring has heralded a renaissance for the Islamist […]
Read More →Energy Resources Egypt pushes Ethiopia to scrap Nile dam
CAIRO, Oct. 19 (UPI) –Â Egypt increasingly views Ethiopia’s plan to build a massive 6,000-megawatt hydroelectric dam on the Nile River as a threat to its national security because it will seriously cut the Arab state’s water supplies. Egypt depends on the Nile for virtually all of its water and is mounting a major diplomatic and […]
Read More →Al Qaeda No. 2 in Yemen denies reports of his death: audio
Reuters – DUBAI (Reuters) – The top Saudi in al Qaeda’s Yemen-based wing has apparently released an audio message denying reports he was killed last month, a group that monitors Islamist websites said on Monday. In the audio posted on jihadist websites on Sunday, a man identified as Said al-Shehri said reports of his death were fabricated and aimed […]
Read More →ETHIOPIA PetroTrans mounts counter attack
ETHIOPIA PetroTrans mounts counter attack Addis Ababa has cancelled the licenses of the Asian firm in the Ogaden region but a legal battle looks to be in the offing read more
Read More →Shale gas: Pretoria’s leap into the unknown
Shale gas: Pretoria’s leap into the unknown With South Africa energy needs constantly on the rise and reserves of conventional gas plunging, oil companies saw a moratorium on exploration for shale gas lifted last month in spite of lobbying from farmers (AgriSA) and the management of nature reserves. South Africa is about to start prospecting […]
Read More →African leaders overstaying their welcome: Former Ethiopian PM
Saturday 25 May 2019 – 5:34pm Some African leaders are overstaying their welcome in office. Courtesy #DStv403 JOHANNESBURG – Former Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn says some African leaders are overstaying their welcome in office. Desalegn says Africa still has a long way to go in benefitting from democracy. “We have worrisome issues we have […]
Read More →In Ethiopia, Red Cross Red Crescent invests in Africa
Mohammad Awad Red Cross and Red Crescent investing in Africa. ADDIS ABABA: Hundreds of Red Cross Red Crescent leaders representing African National Societies and their partners today united in Addis Ababa for the 8th Pan African Conference (PAC). Held every four years, the conference is an opportunity for delegates from across the continent to come […]
Read More →Ethiopia and Egypt continue fight for Nile water
Joseph Mayton and Mohammad Awad | A view of the Nile River in Egypt. CAIRO and ADDIS ABABA: With the first-ever Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) report on the status of the Nile River, the situation between Egypt and Ethiopia and the angst between the two foes finally has some statistics and analysis to deal with. However, […]
Read More →MEDREK : THE WAY I SEE IT (By T.Goshu)
” I remember how the ideology of the time (socialism/communism) was easily inflammable which was of course the greatest enemy of rational, critical and accommodative way of thinking. But, I do not think having that kind of state of mind after about forty years make any sense let alone serve the desirable purpose which we […]
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