Monthly Archives: May 2009

Funny enough we are told by Eritrean Review article of May 28th By Alex Birhanu – alexbirhanu@yahoo.com Funny enough we are told by Eritrean /“Ethiopian”/ Review article of May 28th 2009 that Andargachew Tsigie the Secretary General of Gunboat-7 Movement … Continue reading →

SOLUTIONS WITH DEBTERAW, X Call me by my name, address and title – Obo Arada Shawl May 23, 2009 History of Arts Any real history starts at the grassroots. Any one of the following seven disciplines is a type of … Continue reading →

May 19th, 2009 May 20th 2009  by Mintesinot Haile – mintesinothaile@gamil.com The Ethiopian Review (ER) editor Elias Kifle has been accused several times as a well-paid “Shaabia” agent and for his persisting stand on the side of Shaabia to date. There is … Continue reading →

Isaias Afewerki recently forced the United Nations Mission to E By Abraham Berhe – abrehe@gmail.com Background: In Early January 2009 Issayas Afeworki gave an extraordinarily defiant interview to the tightly controlled Eritrean media by openly accusing the Central Intelligence Agency … Continue reading →

Pragmatist politicians use whatever means at their disposal to by Alex Birhanu alexbirhanu@yahoo.com Introduction: Pragmatists are very passionate politicians that follow their instinct or their heart’s feelings and guts. Usually they dream of or believe in what they think as … Continue reading →

 Obo Arada Shawl   May 11, 2009 መሀይሙ ማነው? ምሁሩ ማነው? ጽንሐተ ፀገየስ ምንድን ነው? አርቲስት ይሞታል፡ ኪነት ግና አትሞትም   What is Art? What is Artist? Frankly speaking, I am not enchanted to memorialize the death of a singer (albeit … Continue reading →

By Berhanu G. Balcha (Ph.D.) Comments can be sent to: berhanugbnes@yahoo.com 1. Introduction Ethnicity and federalism have become the major factors in organizing the political and territorial space in Ethiopia since 1991. The Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), which had … Continue reading →

Dear all, By Teklu Bekele <tbekele@gmail.com>   Introduction: From the outset I’m deeply worrying about the indifference I observe these days among the vocal Diaspora when it comes to the future of Ethiopia. As audience and on lookers from our … Continue reading →