I beg your pardon… closet cavemen apologists of Woyane

April 25, 2015

by Teshome Debalke

The war for freedom and democracy in Ethiopia is a war on cavemen in vile that stumbled in the modern age. Instead of crying for help out of their caves they might as well join civilization soon. Noting cavemen say or do will prevent the surrender of cavemen’s colony, noting.

In the days of our deep sorrow in the death of our people on the hand of coward medieval savages that slaughtered them like sheep in the desert of Libya, my anger isn’t on the barbarian cavemen that showed their true color to the world. After all, we don’t expect goodwill and respect for humanity from mentally crazed Arab savages that veil their identity in the name of Islam.

A Letter From Obang Metho to Ethiopian Religious Leaders: An Urgent Call for Prayer for our Nation

April 26, 2015

Dear Ethiopian religious leaders and members of the Ethiopian faith community,

Mr. Obang Metho, Executive Director of the SMNE

I am coming to you as a human being and also as a believer in Jesus Christ. My appeal is not only for fellow Christians, even though it is a call for Christians to pray, but I also want it to apply to others for when we truly seek God, he will reward us.

Some religious leaders and people of faith will come as Christian believers, others as Muslims, still others as Jews. We may differ in our beliefs, but we share the truth that there is one God who created all human beings in His image. He gave each of us value and the free will to choose to love him with all our hearts, souls and strength. God told the people of Israel through Moses the following before entering the Promised Land. It gave the people a choice and we are faced with a similar

Ethiopia: Cry Once Again, Our Beloved Country!

April 26, 2015

by Alemayehu G. Mariam

Ethiopian lives matter!

Exactly ten years ago in 2005, almost to the month, the late supreme leader of the Thugtatorship of the Tigrean Peoples Liberation Front (T-TPLF), Meles Zenawi, personally directed a campaign of brutal suppression of unarmed protesters following the general election that year. On May 16, 2005, Meles Zenawi declared a state of emergency, outlawed all public gatherings and placed under his direct personal command and control all police, security and military forces, and replaced the capital city police with federal police and special forces.

Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa: Conference

Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa: Conference on issues related to Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa Prospects for a stable, Democratic and Prosperous Future.