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(Audio) Deutsche Welle: Plight of Ethiopians in Sudan
Sudanese government is harassing Ethiopian refugees says a report by the German news radio, Deutsche Welle.
BBC Pictures: Ethiopia's Impending Famine
Olympic Rookie Going for Gold
Tsegaye Kebede’s rise to the top level has shocked the athletics community in Ethiopia. He has only been training seriously for less than two years, yet...WJC To Visit Ethiopia Next Week
Former US president Bill Clinton, starting next week, will visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, Liberia and Senegal, to promote new programs by his Foundation.Latest News
- Collapsed bridge in ETH disrupts transportation
- Mr. Metho's Message to ETH Muslim Leaders
- Guardian: The glory trail
- Ethiopian prayer book sells for £32k at auction
- 25 years after Live Aid celebrities unite again
- 18 killed in clashes b/n ETH forces and Islamist
- Ethiopia: 'Perfect Storm Brewing'
- Hardline Islamist takes over Somali opposition
- UN: ETH Needs $211 Million More In Food Aid
- Dr. H/Mariam: On Ethiopia's Boarders (AMH)
- (Audio) Developments in Teddy Afro's Case
- Int'l Oromo Human Rights Conference
- Problems choke Ethiopia football
- RCA plans relief work in Ethiopia
- Ethiopia’s Unlikely Boxer Fights For Gold
- Siye Abraha Interview (Amharic)
- EOC Announces Beijing Squad
- Businesses asked to Finance EPRDF HQs
- (Pictures)Ethiopians attempt to reach Europe
- CPJ: Ethiopian press bill flawed
- AUDIO: Health Crisis Deepening in Ethiopia
- Haile G/selassie says Beijing gold unlikely
- Ethiopia: A Plague of Bad Leadership
- GOVT. PREPARES ASSAULT ON CIVIL SOCIETY
- Debate Swirls Around Fate of Holy Sites
- Ethiopian Sigd made official Israeli holiday
- Living by Ethiopia's sewage canal
- AAU TO LAUNCH FIRST FILM SCHOOL
- Ethiopia bans nude pictures
- Ethiopia on ‘Failed States Index’
- Bulcha: dictatorship strengthening in ETH.
- Ogaden refugees vow never to return
- IPI: Ethiopia Oppressing Journalists
- IFJ: Withdraw “Draconian” Media Bill
- Ethiopia moves to clip wings of NGOs
-Paper publishes Obama Western Wall prayer
-VIDEO: In Berlin, Obama Urges Joint Fight Against Terror
[Picture - Sen. Barack Obama in Berlin]
Obama Speaks to Berliners
Barack Obama looked more like a rock star than a politician yesterday at Berlin’s Tiergarten Park, where he spoke to a crowd of tens of thousands of roaring fans waving American flags.world News
- Arrest Warrant Looming, Bashir Goes on Tour
- Karadzic to defend himself in court
- Zim. Power-Sharing Talks Deal Struck
- Iraqis say they like Obama, divided on policy
- Egyptian spymaster could be next president
- Brits tracking assets of Mugabe inner circle
- And the world's happiest country is..
- Dramatic New Evidence of Climate Change
- Bill Gates Interview: How it all started
- Honda makes first hydrogen cars
- Michelle Obama Vs. Cindy McCain
- US and EU issue new Iran warning
- Myanmar extends Kyi's house arrest
- China, Russia criticize missile defense plan
- Toyota overtakes General Motors
- China ties US for most Web users
- YEAR OF THE POTATO
- Scientists mix human and cow DNA
- Price Hikes raise tension - Egypt (VIDEO)
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The new is not yet born: The battle for African democracy |
Unfreedom in Ethiopian Universities | |
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Steven Friedman
What is happening now, in Africa, is that Africans are trying, more effectively than ever before, to win the right to govern themselves, to ensure that leaders lead because the people put them there and stay only as long as the people want them. (More...) |
Professor Alemayehu G. Mariam
The recent history of academic freedom and free intellectual inquiry in Ethiopian higher education is deeply scarred by political interference, political correctness, arbitrary purges of professors, harassment and persecution of faculty and students, and general intellectual repression. (More...) | |
New Media Law, New Threat to Press Freedom |
Ethiopia’s political landscape worrying | |
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IPS
The new Ethiopia media law, analysits say, clears the way for the government to continue to harass and persecute the messenger when the message is not in line with the whims of the rulers. (More...) |
MICHAEL DEIBERT
Observers contend that this year’s ballot was even more compromised than the 2005 vote. Opposition parties were only able to register some 16,000 candidates due to obstacles placed in their path by the country’s electoral council. (More...) |
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