Category: Berhanu Nega
Berhanu Nega (PhD) is a lecturer at Bucknel University in United States. He reportedly travelled to Eritrea last July to lead an armed struggle. He is leader of “Patriotic Ginbot 7” and chair of the “United Front for Salvation of Ethiopia through Democracy” formed in Sept. 2015.
Berhanu participated in the 2005 election when his party CUD (Kinjit) won Addis Ababa by a landslide. The party nominated
Berhanu for the mayorship but never assumed office. Instead, a post-election crisis had Berhanu at al imprisoned and later released on pardon in 2007. Berhanu had since left to the United States – where he had been for two decades before 2000.
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(Daniel Berhane) [Updated on the 2nd paragraph with the source of the leaked audio.] A.
” After the funds were collected several Easters have come and gone with Dr Birhanu and his friends still roaring from the mountains of US and Europe. As the empty promises of overthrowing the Ethiopian government within six months didn’t materialize Ginbot 7 leaders were facing mounting questions about their operations. Then this month came the announcement that they have formed a Ginbot 7 army. “
A look at Bereket Simon’s book: A Tale of Two Elections
(Daniel Berhane) Title: A Tale of Two Elections: A national journey that averted calamity Page:.
Ethiopia: Court orders Elias Kifle et al to defend terror charges
Court orders defendants in Elias Kifle case to defend charges The Federal Court ordered on.
Ethiopian ‘first’ self-immolation or mere suicide?
Since last week, the Ethiopian opposition in diaspora is entertaining a renewed hope that a.
A leaked US Embassy Cable of Sept. 2005, classified as ‘Confidential’, shows opposition leader Berhanu.