 Tadias Magazine | MTN Ethiopia, Addis Ababa University aim to promote women innovators Bikyanews.com ADDIS ABABA: Leading telecom company MTN Ethiopia and Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia are set present awards to female innovators and entrepreneurs. It is part of an overall effort in the country to increase women's participation and empowerment in ... Ethiopia: Unexpected wonders in the rock churches of Lalibela and Addis Ababa Ethiopia using spyware to monitor political activists: report Ethiopia: Muslim Protesters Face Unfair Trial |
Month: April 2013
Ethiopia praises Augustana president and water well – Bikyanews.com
Ethiopia praises Augustana president and water well Bikyanews.com ADDIS ABABA: The hope for many Ethiopians is that water issues will become a thing of the past for this landlocked East African country. Although the Nile River runs through its lands, tension has been rising over water usage in the country, but a recent push ... Augustana president funds water well in Ethiopia |
Ethiopian Ambassadors, Heads of Mission Holding Five-Day Meeting – Ezega
 Ezega | Ethiopian Ambassadors, Heads of Mission Holding Five-Day Meeting Ezega Foreign Ministry holding meeting April 2, 2013 - Ethiopian Ambassadors and heads of Mission from all Ethiopian missions abroad began a five-day meeting in Addis Ababa yesterday, according to AllAfrica. Chaired by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Tedros ... Ambassadors, Ministry Officials Visit the Renaissance Dam |
UN Calls for Immediate Release of Jailed Journalist Eskinder Nega – Nazret.com (blog)
 Nazret.com (blog) | UN Calls for Immediate Release of Jailed Journalist Eskinder Nega Nazret.com (blog) Washington, D.C.: In an opinion released today by Freedom Now, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention found the Government of Ethiopia's continued detention of independent Ethiopian journalist and blogger Eskinder Nega a violation of international ... |
Unexpected wonders in the rock churches of Lalibela and Addis Ababa – Nazret.com (blog)
Unexpected wonders in the rock churches of Lalibela and Addis Ababa Nazret.com (blog) A gold-robed deacon stood in front of a makeshift altar at the shadowy heart of the nave, clutching a staff as he led the mournful chanting. Surrounding him was a cluster of white-shawled priests, some holding bibles and candles, others ornate crosses and ... |
The Scramble for Ethiopia – Nazret.com (blog)
 Nazret.com (blog) | The Scramble for Ethiopia Nazret.com (blog) What else could better express the existence in today's Ethiopia of more than eighty political parties, out of which ethnic parties represent the overwhelming majority, than the term “scramble?” That for now the TPLF holds together the disjoined parts of the ... |
The Scramble for Ethiopia Messay Kebede – Abugidainfo
The Scramble for Ethiopia Messay Kebede Abugidainfo What else could better express the existence in today's Ethiopia of more than eighty political parties, out of which ethnic parties represent the overwhelming majority, than the term “scramble?” That for now the TPLF holds together the disjoined parts of the ... |
The Scramble for Ethiopia (Messay Kebede, PhD) – Awramba Times
The Scramble for Ethiopia (Messay Kebede, PhD) Awramba Times What else could better express the existence in today's Ethiopia of more than eighty political parties, out of which ethnic parties represent the overwhelming majority, than the term “scramble?” That for now the TPLF holds together the disjoined parts of the ... |
Ethiopia: Land and Ethiopia’s Corruptocracy – SomalilandPress
 SomalilandPress | Ethiopia: Land and Ethiopia's Corruptocracy SomalilandPress Professor A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, the renowned Indian scientist (“Missile Man of India”) and Eleventh President of India (2002-2007) said, “If a country is to be corruption free and become a nation of beautiful minds, I strongly feel there are three key societal ... |
United Nations finds Imprisonment of Ethiopian Journalist Eskinder Nega … – Cyber Ethiopia
United Nations finds Imprisonment of Ethiopian Journalist Eskinder Nega ... Cyber Ethiopia (April 1, 2013, Washington, D.C.) – In an opinion released today by Freedom Now, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention found the Government of Ethiopia's continued detention of independent Ethiopian journalist and blogger Eskinder Nega a ... |