The Fakeonomics of Meles Zenawi
By Alemayehu G. Mariam There is the economics of Adam Smith, the intellectual father of capitalism. There is Levitt & Dubner’s freakonomics of weird
Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu wins 2011 OUTSTANDING BUSINESSWOMAN Award
Chosen from a field of deeply distinguished business leaders from across the continent, Bethlehem becomes the first Ethiopian to ever win the award! London,
Pentagon Scare Suspect, Yonathan Melaku, Linked to Virginia Shootings
Above: Yonathan Melaku has been linked to the October 16 shootings at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in VA. Tadias Magazine News
Ethiopians trapped in Yemen are being evacuated
(BBC) Nearly 2,000 Ethiopian migrants trapped in violence-hit Yemen are being evacuated, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) says. It said it had so
Ethiopia food prices spike after govt lifts price caps, making food unaffordable for many
By Associated Press, ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — When Ethiopia’s government imposed price controls in January to combat the spiraling cost of staples like meat,
Elmhurst and Ethiopian hospitals exchange doctors to provide better care for patients with HIV
BY Kathleen Lucadamo Ethiopia and Elmhurst are worlds apart, but a partnership between hospitals in both places is helping doctors better treat their patients.
Chinese Firm to Pay U.S.$200 Million for Calub Gas Concessions
(Addis Fortune) A Chinese company based in Hong Kong, whose name authorities have not disclosed, agreed to pay over 200 million dollars to the
Mulatu Astatke: The godfather of Ethiopian jazz
(BBC) Mulatu Astatke, the godfather of Ethiopian jazz music, is often flying around the world performing sell-out shows so I was lucky to find
A prescription for the political stalemate in Ethiopia
By Messay Kebede This paper can be taken as a manifesto of an individual who has pondered on the tragedy of Ethiopia for many
Eritrea Volcano Disrupts East Africa Air Travel
(VOA News) The ash cloud from an erupting volcano in Eritrea is disrupting air travel in parts of East Africa. Officials with Ethiopian Airlines
Clinton Warns African Leaders: Reform or Face Uprisings
ABC News’ Kirit Radia (@KiritRadia_ABC) reports: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a warning to African leaders today: reform or potentially face the same
THE C.I.A. IN AFRICA
By Aleme Eshete (This article has first been published in 2001 in the U.S based Ethiopian Electronic Distribution Network (EEDN) as part of the
Open Letter to Hillary Clinton from Ethiopia: By Eskinder Nega
Dear Secretary Clinton, Unlike the almost annoyingly fussy, routinely dead-beat and robotically mechanical welcome of the government, I extend to you the simple, warm
Meles blames the Ethiopian people
By Yilma Bekele I am not making this up You can follow the link below and watch the four part video of the leader
Ethiopian Economic Growth to Beat IMF Forecast, Deputy Prime Minister Says
Ethiopia’s deputy prime minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, dismissed forecasts that economic growth would slow sharply this year and next and that monetary policy was pushing