Author Archives: Assimba

By Maru Gubena Five year ago, though there were feelings of uncertainty and fearfulness about the future direction of Ethiopia itself, as well as its politics – including the possible transfer of power from the regime of Meles Zenawi to … Continue reading →

KASSAHUN The registration of Southern Sudanese voters has begun in earnest both inside and outside Sudan in preparation for the January 9 referendum on the secession or independence of South Sudan in accord with the 2005 Comprehensive Peace agreement (CPA) … Continue reading →

By Yilma Bekele The fearless leader from Wasilla said “This speaks to a bigger picture here that certainly scares me in terms of our national security policy. But obviously we’ve gotta stand with our North Korean allies.”—Discussing Obama’s foreign policy … Continue reading →

Getachew Reda (Editor- Ethiopian Semay ) First of all, let me apologize for using the English language by not using the Ethiopian languages. This is because; I am experiencing the Geez Font problem temporarily. Having said that, in this article … Continue reading →

Yinegal   Belachew I wanted to give one among various titles to this piece of writing: Just few of them; ‘Yayt Misikir Dinbit’, ‘Zer Kelguam Yisbal’, ‘Tinish Siga Endemerfe Tiwoga’, ‘Pride and Prejudice’, ‘A Review of a Book Review’, ‘A Blind … Continue reading →

(by Sahlu Bekele – Toronto) The Spanish, the Portuguese, the British, the French, the Italians and the Dutch were the major colonizers of their respective colonies in Africa. All colonies except Ethiopia had suffered humiliation and conquest in the hands … Continue reading →

By Obo Arada Shawl – November 13, 2010 Introduction To live for one-self, as opposed to live for posterity or for predecessors, is now the prevailing passion. To live for the moment has become the fashion. Our historical Eathiopian continuity … Continue reading →

“ልክ ነው ብዙ የተ ጣ ሱ አሰራ ሮ ች አሉ ለዚሀ ም ነው በመ ጀ መ ሪ ያ ም ይቅርታ ለመ ጠ የቅ የፈለኩ ት ፤ የሥራ አስኪ ያጅ ኮሚ ቴ ው ሥራ ው ን ብ ቁ በሆ ነ መ … Continue reading →

  October 16, 2010 By Yelfiwos Wondaya Contrary to citizens’ percepts, most of the illegal crimes are committed by tyrant regimes themselves and continue to rule the country with an iron fist.  Tyrants are the mother of all violence, often … Continue reading →

The Eway model for Eathiopia By Obo Arada Shawl -October 13, 2010 ‘They will fight, you will see’ Nega Ayele, quoted in Class and Revolution in Ethiopia Indeed they fought or have struggled for a Revolution. Both the underlined words … Continue reading →