March 2014

Alemayehu G. Mariam “Big Brother is Watching You!” secretly: The snooping thug state in 2014 Ethiopiana The secrecy-obsessed regime in Ethiopia has a huge creepy dragnet of secret electronic surveillance programs to

By Robele Ababya, 31 March 2014   Tribute to Organizers and Participants of the Bahr Dar Demo It was with great Ethiopian pride and exceeding joy in my heart that I watched

Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. It seems there is a big misunderstanding in the concept of reconciliation. I intend to write in series if the need warrants it. In this article, I would try

Dear God, You call me my Beloved Child. But my earthly parents named me Selam Adugna born in a place called Ethiopia few humanly decades ago in a one room muddy walled,

Tedla Asfaw   I appreciate the  contribution Professor Minga Negash  and Professor Seid Hassan  made on the  3rd conference of the Center for Rights of Ethiopian  Women (CREW)  in Silver Spring, MD  last week. They shared with us their study why

The following poem was composed in Amharic by my friend of college days, Dr. Amare Tegbaru, while he was languishing in one of the worst Derg prisons suffering from the physical and

Seid Hassan ([email protected]) and Minga Negash ([email protected]) In our December 19, 2013 article entitled “Explaining the Ethiopian outmigration: incentives or constrains” we alerted readers and policy makers in Ethiopia about the push,

By William Easterly, Seattle Times SOMEHOW — probably my own fault — I have wound up on Bill Gates’ list of the world’s most misguided economists. Gates singled me out by name

This article would have opened a long over due dialogue if the call was for “all Ethiopians” as opposed to “all Amharas” and from an Ethiopian rather than a person who says

  Zelalem Eshete, Ph.D. I have seen several negative articles and comments in response to my recent article entitled: “Ethiopia Anew: A Call to Amhara Ethnic People”. These articles/comments have too many