Monthly Archives: October 2014

Seid Hassan, Minga Negash, Tesfaye T. Lemma and Abu Girma Moges[1] Determining the sustainability of a developing country’s public debt is a challenge. This is because most developing countries in general and Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) countries in particular face … Continue reading →

By Yilma Bekele What kind of place would the world be without people like Dr. Craig Spencer? Dr. Spencer is the medical doctor that is currently in New York Hospital with symptoms of the Ebola virus. Before his privacy was … Continue reading →

By Yilma Bekele The honorable Ato Gebru Asrat has written a very fat book that is five hundred pages long. I am assuming that the purpose of the book was to present himself as a person of vision and to … Continue reading →

By Hama Tuma EBOLA  or whatever that is ravaging people in West Africa is no joking matter  and trivializing  it is not my intention at all. Condolences and sympathies to those who lost a kin or are suffering is due. … Continue reading →

A Commentary By Mathieu von Rohr AP A bullet-riddled portrait of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad, Iraq, in 2003 The argument that a stable, autocratic state is better than a failed one has become increasingly fashionable. But it misses the fact … Continue reading →

By Yilma Bekele We Ethiopians witnessed what those that control our country are capable of doing to unarmed citizens. I am sure the action of the TPLF solder in front of their Embassy in Washington DC is the talk of … Continue reading →