“Dam on Ethiopia’s Omo River Causing Hunger and Conflict”. That was the tittle of Sandra.

Arguably, Ethiopia suffers from a severe ideological confusion. A sizable section of its educated class believes.

Yet, posturing aside, officials and scholars in Cairo understand the insistence on monopoly of the Nile waters, with implicit military threats is literally unsustainable. Indeed, the more intelligent amongst them should know, at least for a few years to come, a direct military attack on the Renaissance dam project is improbable.

The news that the 180-member EPRDF Council will vote on new leaders by the end.

‘RSF (Reporter sans Frontière/Reporter without Borders) is a cautious organization, this is an exceptional case’,.

"Skype and similar activities are not banned in Ethiopia. There is no law that prohibits.

The world wide web was awash with news reports of alleged ban of VOIP services.

This post provides a bird’s-eye-view of some of the restrictive provisions in the Anti-terrorism legislations.

Ethiopians are celebrating the National flag day for the fourth time today. The previous three.

A leaked Cable of US Embassy Addis Ababa of August 2008, classified as ‘Secret’, speculates.