Rwanda’s Kagame wins election by landslide By Hereward Holland | August 11, 2010 KIGALI (Reuters) – Incumbent Paul Kagame won 93 percent of the votes, according to the electoral commission,…
Ethiopia PM says will probe coffee export defaulting By Barry Malone | August 11, 2010 ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) – Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said on Wednesday he would look…
Meles Zenawi’s political maneuver in the Nile waters Seifu Tsegaye Demissie | August 10, 2010 Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak (right) looks on as Meles Zenawi reads documents at the G-8 Summit…
Irish club members condemn attack on Ethiopian athlete By Kathryn Hayes | August 10, 2010 Lebeta Debela MEMBERS OF a Limerick athletics club have condemned an attack on one of…
Book Review: Ethiopia – Endemic Poverty vs Globalization Author: Aklog Birara, Ph.D. Review: Seleshi Telahun | August 9, 2010 “There is a discernable class A new book by Dr Aklog…
Activists burn Chinese flag, condemn Meles as ‘mercenary’ By Our Staff Writer | Updated August 7, 2010 WASHINGTON, DC – Human rights activists on Thursday burned the Chinese flag to…
EPRDF’s Myth of Invincibility By Eskinder Nega | August 6, 2010 Medrek announced plans to transform its loose coalition to the elevated status of a “front” at the end of…
Meles, the opposition, and the future up to 2015 By Amoraw Ferrede | August 5, 2010 Ethiopia is the second largest in Africa in population size, but ranks much lower…
Abune Paulos reportedly negotiating with church leaders in exile By Kirubeal Tadesse | August 2, 2010 A statue for the living is a taboo in Ethiopia but not for Abune…
Steel vises, clenched fists and closing walls (Part III)* By Alemayehu G. Mariam | August 2, 2010 Prof. Al Mariam The Human Rights Ledger of the Obama Administration President Obama…