Monthly Archives: February 2009

REVIEWING THE DAMAGING EFFECTS REVIEWING THE DAMAGING EFFECTS   Community and its Future Initiatives: The Search for Alternative Mechanisms By Maru Gubena Before commencing with the thematic issues to be discussed, let me just express my personal views, disappointments and … Continue reading →

Community and its Future Initiatives: The Search for Alternative Mechanisms  By Dr. Maru Gubena   Before commencing with the thematic issues to be discussed, let me just express my personal views, disappointments and embarrassments related, not just to the untimely … Continue reading →

The Green Famine of the South By Tegga Lendado, PhD This article is dedicated to the victims of the recent drought, disease, malnutrition, famine, and others who are facing premature death in Southern Ethiopia. The purpose is to induce rational, … Continue reading →

By Obo Arada Shawl  – February 23, 2009 For whom the bell tolls Ethiopiawinet is abstract Ethiopianism is concrete Since there seems no agreement What about the alternative medicine of Aagmelago as inspired by DEBu! The unfinished journey of DEBTERAW … Continue reading →

Alex Birhanu By Alex Birhanu – alexbirhanu@yahoo.com While reading a series of heated discussions on cyber-space in recent weeks, I came across flaring, fuming and flexing comments coming from Eritrean readers who request Ethiopian writers to abstain from including Eritrea … Continue reading →

I lack words to thank you for the great contribution you make b By Firdu Yitayew The Ethiopian and Eritrean Diaspora and home public are aware of the current heated debates on yet to be resolved burning national issues. At … Continue reading →

SOLUTIONS WITH DEBTERAW, V By Obo Arada Shawl Febreuary 13, 2009 I have plenty of questions but I do not have the answers The persistent past of political economy For the last 150 years, the ideologies of Marxism, Nationalism and … Continue reading →

The Grave Digger Dumped into a Despotic Ditch By Firdu Yitayew Surprisingly, both Afeworki and Zenawi still continue blowing their whistle of fictitious and self-proclaimed theories of Eritrea and Ethiopia thesis; and try to mobilize their respective public to join … Continue reading →

By Alex Birhanu Under Issayas Afeworki, the despotic god-father of pirates and terrorism, Eritrea succeeded to enter into a series of conflicts with all its neighbors indiscriminately since 1994; while at the same time internally skirmishing aggressively with the soul … Continue reading →

 — — — — — — In Diasporas community 1. The revolution starts from D.C as woyanee revolution started  in Debebit in remote area  no man land .{focus should  be  who is the vector of the revolution and the social … Continue reading →