Ethiopia Export Revenue Falls as Top-Earning Coffee Prices Drop By William Davison, Bloomberg July 27, 2013 The value of exports from Ethiopia, Africa’s biggest grower of coffee, fell 2 percent…
ESFNA Festival in Maryland: Some Observations By Fekade Shewakena July 27, 2013 Ethiopians from all over the United States and other parts of the world including from Ethiopia descended on…
Heritage Festival begins in DC with a rocking EthioJazz show Ethiomedia July 27, 2013 The talented EthioJazz brims with rising stars ranging in age from 11 to 15. They are…
Denver metro home to 30 Ethiopians, Eritreans By Joey Bunch July 27, 2013 As America counted down to the bicentennial of its Declaration of Independence in 1976, Yoseph Tafari was…
Seattle: Pianists Girma Yifrashewa and Amy Rubin perform July 26 Press Release Updated July 25, 2013 Girma Yifrashewa is Ethiopia’s most famous living pianist and composer. Using traditional tunes as…
Letter from Ethiopia’s gulag By Eskinder Nega, New York Times Op-Ed July 25, 2013 Eskinder and his son, Nafkot. The miracle child was born in prison in 2006 when his…
Ethiopia: Legally corrupt By Wondimu Mekonnen July 25, 2013 The simplest definition of state corruption is the self-enrichment of government officials through the use of the power bestowed on them…
Donor countries fuel abuse in Ethiopia Selah Hennessy, VOA July 25, 2013 Editor’s Note – It’s now customary to see Ethiopian government hirelings on the Web smearing the works of…
World Bank: Ducking Human Rights Issues Billions for Development, but Lack of Safeguards Undermines Benefits Human Rights Watch July 23, 2013 (Washington, DC, July 22, 2013) – The World Bank…
I’m Ethiopian first By Abebe Gellaw July 23, 2013 It has come to my attention that my brief Facebook comment regarding a few controversial statements made by Jawar Mohammed has…