Monthly Archives: March 2008

By Geresie Bonkie We can think of democracy as a system of government with the following key elements: A political system for choosing and replacing the government through free and fair elections; The active participation of the people, as citizens, … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde  – March 23, 2008   Three days ago, a girl whom I met at the Starbucks surprised me by telling me that she has never heard about ABYOT let alone to know what it … Continue reading →

FRETSIDIQ FEKADE.   I have been, to the best of my ability, scrutinizing every steps of the current politics marching and yet not found the punch line significant to arrest all perspectives in a nut shell. The profound and grass … Continue reading →

By: – Getachew Reda I believe that you are aware that I now have my own web blog dedicated to the struggle. The page is legible in Tigrigna. I came up with such strategy in order to create a common … Continue reading →

By Gemencho An ex-leader of the EPRP, who had left the organization a while ago, was asked by one of the diasporic magazines, how he sees himself with regards to the party that he helped build, now he is out … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde March 13, 2008 Confused or Confuser Am I confused or a confuser (no such word is found in the English Dictionary, though)? My pen name is Obo Arada Shawl, which signifies that I stand … Continue reading →

CALL ME BY MY NAME: A commentary  Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde March 3, 1983     “As one of the reigning heavy heavyweight in Ethiopian political arena, we know the power of your punch,” writes the editorial. Twenty … Continue reading →