Author Archives: Assimba

 *Mesfin Araya   NYC, May 15, 2012   Eritrea– which was once an Italian colony, a British protectorate, and briefly an autonomous region before it was reduced to a mere province of Ethiopia– became in 1993 an independent nation-state, redefining post-colonial African map, … Continue reading →

  Dear President Obama,   I am sure you do not have time to read my letter nonetheless it gives me a certain amount of release from the pain I am feeling and the little chance of this letter getting … Continue reading →

By Obo Arada Shawl   May 1, 2012   Introduction Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Party (EPRP) was formally founded on a week long underground conference April 2 – 9, 1972. Four decades have elapsed since that time. Is this a milestone … Continue reading →

By Assefa Negash, M.D. Amstelveen, the Netherlands – 18th of April 2012 “A pregnant woman who only gave birth to a child during the night was thrown out on the street the following morning along with her mattress and child … Continue reading →

April 14, 2012 By Tesfay Atsbeha and Kahsay Berhe   The inhuman measures of expelling Ethiopians from their own country in the district of Gura Ferda should outrage all Ethiopians. How can hardworking innocent farmers, women and children who were … Continue reading →

By Yilam Bekele Most locations are just bland places. There is not much variation in the topography. Look at Google satellite map of Africa and you will see what I mean. Endless flat land, a stretch of desert, an occasional … Continue reading →

Mankelklot Haile Selassie (PhD) April 9, 2012        3.2 Uprising (revolution) To directly empower the people of Ethiopia uprising is the most efficient and effective method of struggle. But, the crux of the matter is, once the uprising is started … Continue reading →

Mankelklot Haile Selassie (PhD)April 6, 2012 2. Which one of the Oromo organizations are the true representatives of the Oromo people? Responding to this very important question boldly will help one look into the current event critically and take well … Continue reading →

Mankelklot Haile Selassie (PhD) April 5, 2012 This article is a wakeup call. A wakeup call particularly to those who are utterly deficient of deep and critical thinking. For example have we looked into questions such as the followings before … Continue reading →

  By Kahsay Berhe and Tesfay Atsbeha   Part two – March 2012   Why are we writing about Meles? Meles has absolute power as all his predecessors. He can decide the fate of more than 80 Million Ethiopians and probably … Continue reading →