Category: Ethiopia
Briefing – PM Hailemariam responds to questions
In an interview this week with the Ethiopian Radio and Television Agency, Prime Minister Hailemariam.
Eritrea: Colonized Mind, False Sense of Self and Delusion
(By: Jossy Romanat) The legacies of European colonization of Africa have different forms – economic,.
The Post- Meles Ethiopian Developmental State: the Challenges Ahead
(By: Merkeb Negash) The developmental state literature puts a strong, capable and visionary leader at.
Ethiopia: A consistent proponent for greater cooperation in the Nile Basin
Ethiopia’s Minister of Energy, Alemayehu Tegenu this week reiterated the country’s commitment to the equitable.
Ethiopian PM changes Cabinet to give Ethnic balance
(By: William Davison) Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn appointed two new deputy premiers to share.
Eskinder Nega’s paper: Let’s learn from Nazi heroism [final part]
[This is the fourth and last part of the series. Read the first here (link),.
Ethiopia elected to the UN Human Rights Council
On Monday, (November 12th) Ethiopia was elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council, together.
Nile: Rehashing old and jaundiced views about the Nile
The Los Angeles Times, a respected newspaper, carried a story entitled ‘The Nile, Egypt’s lifeline.
Kenya development corridor to boost trade with Ethiopia
The construction of a key road linking Kenya to Ethiopia started on Wednesday (November 7th).
A Comment on Amnesty International and Muslim ‘protests’
(By Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Last weekend (November 3rd), Amnesty International issued another of its.