Ethiopia begins test running Sudan power supply
Ethiopia announced on Wednesday it had begun to test the electricity supply to Sudan as it aims to establish a permanent power export supply to the country. Officials at the Ethiopian Electric and Power Corporation (EEPCo) said the power supply testing began this week following the completion of the Ethiopia-Sudan Transmission Line. The set up […]
Read More →Ethiopia: Has Meles Gone AWOL?
By ALEMAYEHU G.MARIAM (Prof.)  What happens when a “prime minister†goes AWOL? That is, absent without constitutional leave of absence.  Dictator Meles Zenawi has disappeared from public view for several weeks now. He was last seen in public on June 19 at the G20 Summit in Mexico. His disappearing act has provided more grist for […]
Read More →One Spy for Every Person – Exiled Ethiopian Satirist Abebe Tolla
Abebe Tolla, (better known as Abé Tokichaw) was a newspaper satirist for Feteh newspaper in Ethiopia. He fled the country in November 2011, fearing imprisonment in retaliation for his critical news commentaries. Ethiopia is one of the repressive states in the world: the government uses very broad anti-terrorism legislation to clamp down on the free press and […]
Read More →Meles Zenawi is neither died nor recovering. He is alive but lost his mind. He is seriously ill.
Abraha Desta ON MELES ZENAWI There have been many rumor based debates on the health condition of Meles Zenawi: The opposition are almost in a position that Meles is already died, while the supporters claim that he is recovering. All in all, the debate revolves around his death and/or recovery. Yet according to my sources, […]
Read More →Meles Zenawi is dead By Abebe Gellaw | August 1, 2012
ESAT’s decision to report that Prime Minister Meles Zenawi is dead, according to reliable sources, has never been easy. It was two weeks ago that we received the news from highly credible sources in Brussels. Our sources that want to remain anonymous as they were not authorized to speak to the media on this sensitive […]
Read More →There is no as such a religion named “EPRDFiansim†.
It has come to be customary to have once argument supported with past regimes history. But, I know what I lack in the current regime; it does not need referring the past to tell what I need in this moment. Am requesting to hear the PM say a word. That is all what I ask […]
Read More →Bitter Apple-Samsung patent battle looms World’s two biggest smartphone makers head to court over intellectual property dispute over tablet and phone designs
Samsung and Apple will square off in federal court trial over control of the US smartphone and computer tabletmarkets. The trial will begin on Monday in San Jose, California, with the firms accusing each other of intellectual property rights. Apple filed a lawsuit against South Korea’s Samsung last year alleging the world’s largest technology company’ssmartphones and computer tablets are illegal knockoffs of its popular iPhone and iPad products. […]
Read More →Ethiopian Christian and Muslim Council in Washington DC Press Release
The Ethiopian government is continue to grossly violate fundamental rights of its citizen disregarding its own constitution that unequivocally guarantees these clearly stated citizens’ rights on the constitution. Freedom of Religion, Freedom of speech, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly are basic human rights and are enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. […]
Read More →Human Rights Watch can’t even be bothered to get Meles Zenawi’s position right
Examples of poor research and manipulation of facts, deliberate or otherwise, can all-too-often be seen in the work of international advocacy organizations which prefer invention to accuracy, fiction to fact. One recent example can be seen in a piece produced by Ben Rawlence, senior researcher on Africa for Human Rights Watch (HRW), a few days […]
Read More →United Nations dumbfounded by danger of reporters in Ethiopia
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(UN News Center) — The tip United Nations tellurian rights central currently pronounced she is “seriously alarmed†by a stream meridian of danger opposite reporters and tellurian rights defenders in Ethiopia due to an overly extended interpretation of laws concerning terrorism and polite multitude in a country.“The new sentencing of 20 Ethiopians, including distinguished blogger […]
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