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Grisly scenes as Ethiopian
troops vacate 30th Avenue |
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March 9,
2008 |
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MOGADISHU, Somalia Mar 9 (Garowe Online) - Five dead
bodies were discovered and buried Sunday in the Somali
capital after Ethiopian troops vacated 30th Avenue, a
major thoroughfare that runs adjacent to Mogadishu's
main Bakara market. |
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Ethiopian Soldiers On Foot Patrol in Central Region |
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march 9
- 2008 |
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Ethiopian soldiers entered the central Somali town of
Beletwein Friday evening, a day after Islamist rebels
raided government installations and killed three
soldiers, our correspondent reported. |
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U.S.,
French, Ethiopian nationals among dead |
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March 9 2008 |
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The dead in a terrorist attack on Mercaz HaRav yeshiva
included U.S., French and Ethiopian citizens. |
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Three
Journalists Detained for 13 Days On Criminal Defamation
Charges, Their Newspapers' Equipment Confiscated |
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march 8
2008 |
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The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the recent
arrest and two-week imprisonment of three journalists
from Muslim-oriented newspapers on criminal defamation
charges in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. |
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Mulatu
Astatke gives a primer on Ethiopian music, culture |
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March 7, 2008 |
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It’s not easy to be a musician in most of the Third
World, said legendary Ethiopian composer and musician
Mulatu Astatke, who is a 2007-08 Radcliffe Fellow. Music
is not typically taught in elementary schools, and in
later life, opportunities for musicians are limited by
poverty. |
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UK teacher escapes Ethiopia
jail |
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March 7- 2008 |
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ADDIS ABABA, 03/07 - A British teacher has escaped jail
in Ethiopia over comments she made when exposing
paedophiles working at a children`s charity. |
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Results Refocus Democratic Campaign Clinton, Obama Clash
Over Super delegates |
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march 6,
2008 |
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's victories in Texas, Ohio
and Rhode Island reinvigorated her once-shaky
presidential candidacy and reshaped her debate with Sen.
Barack Obama, |
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Teacher
exposed pedophilia at orphanage in Ethiopia |
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March-6-2008 |
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -- A British teacher is facing up
to six months in jail after being convicted of
defamation for comments she made in exposing pedophiles
at a children's charity in Ethiopia 10 years ago. |
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UN Calls
For $4 Million To Fight Ethiopia Drought |
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march 6,
2008 |
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The United Nations on Wednesday called for $4 million to
help over one million people suffering drought in
Ethiopia's Somali and Borena regions. |
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Ethiopia marks 112th
anniversary of the Battle of Adwa |
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March
1-2008 |
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Ethiopia commemorates the
March 1st historic 1896 date of the Battle of Adwa when
its army defeated the better equipped Italian Army to
remain the only independent nation in Africa. |
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march 5,
2008 |
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The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) organized a
canvas painting event at Meskel Square on 7& 8 March
2008 participating Ethiopia's prominent artists in its
campaign under a theme "Stop Early Marriage". |
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Key
States of Texas, Ohio Hold US Presidential Primaries |
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march 5-2008 |
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U.S. Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are in a
tight race in two key states holding presidential
primaries Tuesday, while Senator John McCain is on the
verge of clinching his party's nomination. |
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Ethiopia
ranked 169 in HDI Sub-Saharan nations to lose out on $26
bln due to climate change |
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March-4 2008 |
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Ethiopia has been ranked 169th among 177 countries
surveyed by the Human Development Index (HDI), according
to the 2007/2008 Human Development Report (HDR) released
by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). |
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UN
mission completes regrouping of blue helmets in Eritrea |
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March-4 2008 |
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The UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) has
completed the regrouping of UN peacekeepers and their
equipment in Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, this past
weekend, said a UN spokesperson on Monday. |
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U.S. missile strike in
Somalia kills 6 |
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march-4 2008 |
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A U.S. missile strike Monday against suspected
terrorists in a remote village of southern Somalia
killed at least six people and wounded 10, witnesses and
local leaders said. |
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Report
says Conditions for Somali Journalists Deteriorating |
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march 3- 2008 |
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A new Amnesty International report describes Somalia as
one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a
journalist. The report says the threat to journalists in
the war-torn country ... |
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Obama on Foreign Policy |
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march 2-2008 |
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Illinois senator responds to written questions submitted
by the Washington Post. |
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Report
says Conditions for Somali Journalists Deteriorating |
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march 3- 2008 |
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A new Amnesty International report describes Somalia as
one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a
journalist. The report says the threat to journalists in
the war-torn country ... |
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Ethiopia marks 112th
anniversary of the Battle of Adwa |
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March
1-2008 |
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Ethiopia commemorates the
March 1st historic 1896 date of the Battle of Adwa when
its army defeated the better equipped Italian Army to
remain the only independent nation in Africa. |
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Ethiopia,
Eritrea lack 'goodwill' to end border dispute |
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March
1-2008 |
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The African Union (AU) said Friday it remains engaged in
the border crisis between Eritrea and Ethiopia but said
the two parties lack goodwill to bring an end to the
dispute. |
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Ethiopia Find Fault
With FIFA |
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March
1-2008 |
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The Ethiopian Football Federation (EFF) has railed
against a decision by FIFA to restore the Association’s
former president,
Dr. Asheber Woldegiorgise, accusing the world soccer
governing body of being biased and one-sided. |
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U.S. may play a hand in dismantling Somalia |
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Feb
28-2008 |
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Once again the USA is walking into Africa spraying
kerosene on an open fire. In this case they are
compounding the tragedy of Somalia. Specifically,
elements in the US government are moving to partition
Somalia. |
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Ethiopian migrants dumped off of Somalia's north coast |
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Feb
28-2008 |
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LAS QORAY, Somalia Feb 23 (Garowe Online) - Nearly 100
Ethiopian migrants were dumped off of north Somalia's
coastal town of Las Qoray and informed that they were on
Yemeni shores, local sources reported Saturday. |
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DNA studies trace migration from Ethiopia
(A MUST READ) |
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Feb
27-2008 |
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Scrutinizing the DNA of 938 people from 51 distinct
populations around the world, geneticists have created a
detailed map of how humans spread from their home base
in sub-Saharan Africa to populate the farthest reaches
of the globe over the last 100,000 years. |
Internet Repression in Ethiopia
