Watching Susan twist in the wind or don’t mess with Ethiopia By Yilma Bekele December 15, 2012 Good news is always welcome. Then there is the extraordinarily good news that…
Most troubling facts about Ethiopia By Teklu Abate December 15, 2012 During the last two decades, Ethiopia for sure witnessed improvements in some fronts. Basic infrastructure such as hydroelectric dams,…
“Abish” for a procedural pain control in bone-setting By Fukadu Fullas (Ph.D.) December 15, 2012 Dr Fekadu Fullas The present article grew out of a lively exchange of views…
Eritrea denies report that Isaias Afwerki will step down By Tesfalem Tekle December 12, 2012 Isaias Afewerki (Photo source: Facebook) Addis Ababa — The Eritrean government has dismissed recent reports…
Human Rights Watch urges UN to probe aerial bombardment by Sudan Govt. By ANI December 12, 2012 Nairobi (Kenya), Dec.12 (ANI): The Sudanese government‘s indiscriminate aerial bombardment and shelling in…
Panic in the fading powerhouse of TPLF By Robele Ababya December 12, 2012 The late Zenawi kept all top state secrets close to his chest and went to his grave…
Susan Rice and Africa’s unholy trinity By Alemayehu G Mariam December 12, 2012 Ambassador Susan Rice Susan Rice, the current U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., has been waltzing (or should…
Susan Rice withdraws as secretary of state candidate FoxNews.com December 12, 2012 Ambassador Susan Rice U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice has removed her name from consideration for…
The hushed dispute over Nile waters By Emanuel Mfoukou December 11, 2012 The Arab Spring is rearranging the political landscape of the Middle East, and many have been wondering whether…
IBM advances silicon nanophotonics By Joab Jackson December 11, 2012 IBM Scientists Fengnian Xia, Yurii Vlasov and Solomon Assefa unveiled a significant step towards replacing electrical signals that communicate via…