Ethiopia: Common Sense Roadmap to Democracy
Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. This is an independent voice of truth in love. It’s about roadmaps that lead to democracy in Ethiopia. All roadmaps are
Tsegaye Kebede smashes course record to win Chicago Marathon Atsede Baysa wins women’s race (VIDEO)
CHICAGO Oct 7 (Reuters) – Ethiopia’s Tsegaye Kebede slashed almost a minute off the course record to win the Chicago Marathon on Sunday, leading
Meseret Hailu surprises in Kavarna – Women’s World Half Marathon Championships
Kavarna, Bulgaria – Battling against warm and humid conditions, Meseret Hailu led Ethiopia to an upset victory in the team race with her surprise
Ethiopia: Junedin Saddo Faces New Sanctions
(OPride) – Embattled Ethiopian minister, Junedin Saddo, is barred from any public activities, government sources told OPride. Saddo is sanctioned from attending the deliberations
An Ethiopian and the Presidential debate – By Yilma Bekele
President Obama and his challenger Mitt Romney had their first debate this evening. Watching this debate for the highest office in the land was
Zenawi died with his phantom ‘golden race’ – By Robele Ababya
Obnoxious legacy Change is perpetual in the entire universe and no one can prevent its happening; it is a constant occurrence in our lives
Ethiopian Muslims Protest Again Over Government Interference
By William Davison Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) — Several thousand Ethiopian Muslims protested in the capital, Addis Ababa, against what they say is government interference
Saudi Billionaire Signs $600 Million Ethiopian Steel-Plant Deal
By William Davison Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) — An Ethiopian company owned by Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi and Italy’s Danieli & C Officine Meccaniche SpA
In Ethiopia: A War on Humanitarian Agencies and Staff
“Safety and Protection of the Humanitarian Agencies and Staff: A Vital Humanitarian Concern” By A Yakume In Depth Africa | October 4, 2012 1.
Ethiopia: Who can handle the truth?
By Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. This is an independent voice of what I think are the silent Ethiopians. It is a voice lost in the
Ethiopia Growth to Slow Unless Private Sector Boosted, IMF Says
By William Davison Oct. 2 (Bloomberg) — Ethiopia’s growth will slow to 6.5 percent this year and over the “medium term” unless there’s more
TIME FOR AN OROMO PRIME MINISTER
BY LAALO GUDURU I am a semi-Qubee generation Oromo. When the EPRDF came to power I was just a kid, an elementary school student.
Maid attempts suicide in Dubai and is FINED after she’s rescued
The 24-year-old Ethiopian national says she was desperate when employers couldn’t afford to pay her three months back wages. By Erik Ortiz / NEW
Missing in Africa: How Obama Failed to Engage an Increasingly Important Continent
(Foreign Affairs) — Africa is more important than ever to the United States. The continent, home to six of the world’s ten fastest-growing economies,
Ethiopia: Hailemariam Desalegn, a forceful, steely presence
By William Davison in Addis Ababa The Ethiopian deputy prime minister took over on the death of Premier Meles and began implementing policies that