Monthly Archives: September 2009

Mankelklot Haile Selassie(Ph.D)  – September 22, 2009 BACKGROUND IN THE FORM OF PREMISE 1. The struggle in Ethiopia is a function of time: The longer this treasonous group is left to rule Ethiopia, the more the effectiveness of the eroding … Continue reading →

By Wolde Tewolde Sept 23, 2009 Two approaches and two proposals for redefining or redrawing of Ethiopia’s future either by cartography or planning. On the one hand, there is Ato Zewge Fanta who has written two articles the first one … Continue reading →

By Seifu Tsegaye Demmissie The Tigray People`s Liberation Front (Meles/TPLF) and associates have devised and are implementing yet another scam to fleece farmers and amass wealth under the guise of the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange. Commodity Exchange is trading in agricultural … Continue reading →

LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE By Hama Tuma Africans may be miserable and subjected to poverty but they are on the whole nice people forever thinking of the welfare of others even in crazy times when they may be forced … Continue reading →

Eritreans versus Ethiopians: Choosing Sides Call me by my name, address, or title (NAT) By Obo Arada Shawl September 13, 2009 Our Revolution is based on nurturing the SEEDS, whereas the revolution of MIESON groups and all other subsequent groups … Continue reading →

Hama Tuma  “The ideological identikit of some of the rebel forces is alarming. The TPLF, for example, are considered as ferocious local replicas of the Cambodian Khmer Rouge”. (Domenico Quirico, La Stampa, Italy, 26/4/1991)   ”Ethiopia sadly is one of the … Continue reading →

Adane Atanaw Maru Atanaw 9/02/09 Two years a go, the TPLF, government has made a deal with the Sudanese president Omer Al Bashir and among the deals, TPLF led government agreed to cede a vast fertile farm land of Ethiopia … Continue reading →

Solomon Dereje     As Assistant secretary of State for African Affairs during the George Bush jr administration, Jendayi Frazier did not exhibit an acute and deep grasp of the African reality, especially that of the war torn Horn of … Continue reading →