Meles Zenawi on Eritrean Website (1hr 46min Audio in Tigrinya; summary report in the future) Paper on Ethiopia-Sudan boundary (Wondwossen Teshome, Ph.D.) Ethnic federalism and its discontents (ICG) Meles Zenawi on BBC * * * * You want to support Ethiomedia? Use PayPal Or, you may send money order to: Ethiomedia PO Box 2401 Everett, WA 98213 U.S.A. Questions? Email us at editor@ethiomedia.com
Paper on Ethiopia-Sudan boundary (Wondwossen Teshome, Ph.D.)
Ethnic federalism and its discontents (ICG)
Meles Zenawi on BBC
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ADDIS ABABA - Prosecutors in Ethiopia are seeking the death penalty for 40 people found guilty of conspiring to overthrow the government. Full Text
Banning Anonymous Writers - How fair is to attack a public figure while hiding oneself behind a pen name? Luckily, most of our pro-democracy editors and contributors use their real names, and banning those who use pseudo names would only enhance the quality of our service. November 25, 2009 • Saudi firm wins gold extraction contract in Ethiopia (MENAFN) • Ethiopian opposition criticizes U.S. help for ruling party company (Jason McLure, Bloomberg) • Somali rebels order WFP to halt relief food imports (NAM) • Italy's Media Wrestle with Immigrant-Bashing (NAM) • Terrorism probe casts scrutiny on Minneapolis' Somali immigrant enclave (Reuters) November 24, 2009 • What makes a nation rich? One economist's big answer (Daren Acemoglu) • Ex-Somali fighters tell why they abandoned jihad (AFP) • Africorruption, Inc. (Alemayehu G. Mariam) • Protesters in Addis chant for Birtukan release (Ethiomedia) • Microsoft to release Windows in Amaric (IOL) • U.S. youths recruited to fight in Somali militia, authorities say (LA Times) • The dominant executive in Ethiopia (Magn Nyang) November 23, 2009 • In demand: Ethiopia's farmlands (Washington Post) • 200 Eritrean refugees rescued at sea (Media) • Zenawi's ploy for Climate Conf. (Selam Beyene) • Concern about human rights as Ethiopia prepares for elections (VOA) • Israeli ministry lashes out at Ethiopian teens (YNet News) November 21, 2009 • Ethiopia's "coup plotters" may face 'death penalty' (Peter Heinlein, VOA) • U.S. Senate confirms Daniel Yohannes' as CEO of MCC ( News Release) • US concerned at restrictions on Ethiopia opposition (AFP/VOA) • Ethiopia convicts 27 over 'coup plot' (Reuters) • Moving food from remote ports into landlocked Ethiopia (Reuters) • Ethiopia's exotic monkeys (Abigail Tucker, Smithsonian) • U.N. to sanction Eritrea over Somalia (Reuters) SEATTLE - Birtukan Dinner Party November 19, 2009 • U.S. citizen survives political prison in Ethiopia (Doug McGill) • Ethiopian election a campaign of intimidation (Mail & Globe) • Egypt vs Algeria World Cup violence comes from political frustrations (New America Media) • Who would win election 2010: Politics or the people? (Genet Mersha) November 17, 2009 • Ethiopia: A Post-Cold War African State (Author: Ted Vestal; Review: Zaude Hailemariam) • Ethiopia denies rebels have captured seven towns (Barry Malone) • Sarah Palin pushes book, and perhaps political comeback (AFP) • African immigrants drift toward Latin America (Reuters) • Witness for the future (Alemayehu G. Mariam) • Dibaba shatters world record (IAAF) Even from jail, Birtukan mobilizes Ethiopians (Seattle for Birtukan Dinner Party Pictorial) November 15, 2009 • Activist: Rights, liberties waning in Ethiopia (AP) • Emperor Menelik's gold watch goes on auction in Geneva (AP) • Blood coffee - coming to a café near you (Alem Mamo) • Ogaden rebels capture 7 towns (AFP) • Korean War hero speaks at book signing (Organizers) • Apology for 500,000 forgotten Australians (ABC News) November 13, 2009 • US at Fault for Africa's Econ Woes: Zenawi (VOA) • Out of Ethiopia: how film-makers deal with the weight of memory (Guardian) • Is the 'code of conduct' binding?(pdf) (Andinet Semere) • Feds move to seize 4 mosques, tower linked to Iran (AP) Medrek opposition spokesperson Gebru Asrat on Andenet Radio (A must-listen interview in Amharic)
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SEATTLE - Birtukan Dinner Party
November 19, 2009
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Even from jail, Birtukan mobilizes Ethiopians
November 15, 2009
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Medrek opposition spokesperson Gebru Asrat on Andenet Radio (A must-listen interview in Amharic)
