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Unity of Purpose: changing mindsets to sustain Ethiopia’s democ Commentary by Kassa Gebeyehu: <Kassag48@gmail.com – December 6, 2008 “We are the makers of our own destiny.”   Mahatma Gandhi   Ethiopia: a “Garden” on the Abbay River.” Ethiopia has a long … Continue reading →

Call me by my Name, Address and Task By Obo Arada Shawl December 5, 2008 ራስህን ዕወቅ አገርህን ውደድ ጠላትህን ለይ ከደብተራው ዝክረ ነገር On Solutions To solve a problem, we must identify, rectify or eliminate the causes of the … Continue reading →

GOMA –DARFUR: OF COMPETITIONS APLENTY   An Ethiopian proverb says: someone who has been out in the rain will not worry of getting wet. Having been out in the rain for far too many times that I care to remember … Continue reading →

CALL ME BY MY NAME & ADDRESS; A Commentary November 23, 2008 One was born in Eritrea’s village dominated by Catholics and the other was born in Gonder town dominated by Orthodox Christian Both were Revolutionaries one in political science … Continue reading →

A commentary from Kassa Gebeyehu October 30, 2008   “I look to a day when people will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.   Purpose: … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde – November 1, 2008 What: Intellectual gathering Where: along the golden gate to the White House in a place called Ethical Society Why: To celebrate 36 years of ideological and political struggle There is … Continue reading →

CALL ME BY MY ADDRESS: Solutions with DEBTERAW, III Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde – October 23, 2008 ETHIOPIA is a center of the whole wide world www ERITREA is a key to Africa EPRP is a model for … Continue reading →

by Scott A Morgan There are Indications that the US Military is not even sure about which part of its Command Structure will take the lead in Fighting the Piracy in Somalia. For the Time Being it will be CENTCOM … Continue reading →

By Yelfiwos Wondaya – October 14, 2008 Once again a fear of backdoor dealings dominating Ethiopian thinking both at home and abroad for sometime must come to a close now. Ethiopians are no longer interested in a group that carries … Continue reading →

Dr. Abeba Fekade   Part I: An Overview   This discussion note is an attempt to briefly explore some of the underlying internal and external factors, which are presumed to be root causes of the current psychosocial and political realities … Continue reading →