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By Obo Arada Shawl – April 1, 2009 It was a comedy of the King to be an investor in education It is a tragedy for Dictator Essayas to invest in education It is a double tragedy for Tyrant Meles … Continue reading →

Jemila—weldiya@hotmail On March 15, 2009—San Jose has hosted a discussion forum on the Ethio-Eritrean issues. The honorable invited guests on this topic were Professor Tesfatsion Medhanie from the University of Bremen, Germany and Professor Daniel Kendie from the University of … Continue reading →

REVIEWING THE DAMAGING IMPACT PART II   Community and its Future Initiatives: The Search for Alternative Mechanisms By Maru Gubena Before anything else, let me just say a few things in simple, straightforward words: my thanks to those who have … Continue reading →

What can be done by the Ethiopian Diaspora who live in the “Lan     By Maru Gubena   As can be recalled, even though Ethiopian students were in Europe and the United States earlier, the history of the Ethiopian … Continue reading →

CONTEMPT FOR AFRICA OR JUSTICE SERVED   By Hama Tuma The controversial International Criminal Court has finally come out with an arrest warrant for President Omar Beshir of the Sudan. The warrant is out for war crimes and/ or crimes … Continue reading →

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 →