Addis Ababa – Djibouti railway line, which will connect Ethiopia with Djibouti, is said to commence trial service by the first week of October. The railway will connect the landlocked Ethiopia with Port Djibouti.
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Agriculture and Rural Development Bureau of Tigray State, one of the 9 federal division of Ethiopia, forecasted 28 million quintals of crop will be harvested from this season. […] ውድ ኢትዮጵያዊያን፤ በፈረንጆቹ አቆጣጠር Sep. 18, 2016 አንድ ኢሜል ደረሰኝ። ሁለት መዝገቦችን አባሪ አድርጎ ነበር፤ አረንጓዴ ብጫ ቀይ ባሸበረቀ ምልክት፤ አንድ ሀገር አንድ ሕዝብ ከሚል ድርጅት። ሁለቱን በየተራ አነበብኳቸው። ወዲያው የበለጠ ለመረዳት፤ ከተወሰኑ ጥያቄዎች ጋር መልስ ላኩላቸው። ድምጻቸው ጠፋ። ቀጥለው ከአንድ ሳምንት በኋላ፤ አሁንም የጀምላ፤“ድረገጻችን እይ!” ጥሪ ላኩልኝ። “ምነው መልስ ነፈጋችሁኝ!” በማለት መለስኩላቸው። ቀጥለው፤ “ያንተን […] […] Ethiopia: The Myth of a Stable and Reliable Partner Under the Minority TPLF Regime | By Neamin Zeleke“I want the superiority of one ethnic group to end” – Ethiopia’s Olympic Silver medalist Feyisa Lilesa on Al Jazeera “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” – John F. Kennedy In the first installment of this series, the myth of a strong military under the TPLF/EPRDF regime was examined. This sequel article discusses […] […] Dear mother, By now you already know that I am an activist or should I say a freedom fighter (የነጻነት ታጋይ) Along side my best friends, I fight for justice, freedom and democracy in this country of ours. I assure you when I say I fight, I don’t mean fighting with guns or in any […] […] 
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The post ESAT Yene New Live Program Oct 1st 2016 appeared first on ESAT. […] The leader of the the movement in the Amhara region that is campaigning to restore areas forcefully annexed to Tigray by the Tigrian-led regime has been charged with terrorism. Colonel Demeke Zewdu, seen by many Ethiopians as the leader of the ongoing uprising against a minority regime in Amhara region, was charged Wednesday after several […] […] ESAT News (September 28, 2016) The Heritage Foundation’s 2016 Index of Economic Freedom reported that economic gains inEthiopia were not evenly shared among all ethnic groups as Tigrians have a much larger sharein the pie. The foundation noted that EPRDF is “increasingly dividing the economic pie mostly among theirown Tigray brethren.” Whatever economic progress Ethiopia achieved “has not been enjoyed evenly by all of the roughly 80 ethnic groups in the country,” the report said. “More Economic Freedom Could Mean Less Civil Strife in Ethiopia,” said James M. Roberts, Research Fellow in Freedom and Growth at The Heritage Foundation’s Center for International Trade and Economics. According to the foundation, Ethiopians deserve a better government than the one that hasdominated political and economic life for a quarter of a century. The Heritage index recalled that the ruling Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front(EPRDF) and its allies in the Tigray ethnic group claimed all 547 seats in the May 2015 parliamentary elections. “Today, little remains of democracy in Ethiopia after the passage of laws that repress political opposition, tighten control of civil society, and suppress independentmedia.” the Index said. The Index stressed that the TPLF should “address the deficiencies noted by the Index of Economic Freedom, especially with regard to stronger rule of law, more transparency in the investment regime, and more competition in the banking sector.” Founded in 1973, The Heritage Foundation is a research and educational institution—a think tank—whose mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies based on theprinciples of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional Americanvalues, and a strong national defense, according the website of the Foundation. The post U.S. think tank says Tigrians have lion’s share in Ethiopia’s economy appeared first on ESAT. […] |
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