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Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde June 3, 2008 About nine months ago, I wrote an article about Dignity and Pride in relation to EPRP. (See call me by my name: XVIII). Now it seems to me that Ethiopians are … Continue reading →

Fretsidiq Fekade Looking further back into the past, archives collected from every epoch and through out ages indicate Ethiopian history is a prototype or an archetype to what civilization and the evolution of humanity inclusively are all about as well … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde – May 13, 2008 Politics is about Addition Revolution is about Division Cession is about Subtraction Nationalism is about Multiplication EPRP is about Addition and Division On Meeting I normally do not attend public … Continue reading →

By Kidane Alemayehu  UN Expert (retired) It is highly gratifying to note that the new Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Ban Ki-moon, unlike his predecessors, including Mr. Kofi Anan, is showing a keen interest in African issues right at … Continue reading →

Mammo Muchie, Dphil Professor, Chair Person NES Introduction In Ethiopia food aid/dependency continues to persist for over three decades now since the 1974 famine! Food security and independence continue to recede. Schemes like the food security strategy by the regime … Continue reading →

Seblework Tadesse I have been observing the increasing sexual exploitation of refugees in Kampala. The concerns are increasingly worrying. These are no longer rumors as it has becommon a common problem formang and it is openly discussed among young female … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde – April 9, 2008 What is his name? Retta Adane was his given name. I used to call him as Rettaw just to upgrade him from his two syllabuses name. However, he has refused … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde — April 1, 2008 Despite many confusions and claims, EPRP’s political history was and is simple and straightforward. The Issue was clear: DOMESTIC Affaire In the South of Ethiopia, it was about Land to … Continue reading →

By Geresie Bonkie We can think of democracy as a system of government with the following key elements: A political system for choosing and replacing the government through free and fair elections; The active participation of the people, as citizens, … Continue reading →

Obo Arada Shawl alias Wolde Tewolde  – March 23, 2008   Three days ago, a girl whom I met at the Starbucks surprised me by telling me that she has never heard about ABYOT let alone to know what it … Continue reading →