Month: March 2012
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Senegal: When enough is enough and the people know it as that
A chain of constitutional breach and dishonesty are threatening a rare democracy in Africa Yordanos Gouhse, Accra, Ghana In…
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I don’t know about Paris, but Harar is a city of love
It is easy to think of the city of Harar as an old city of ruin, but easier to depart…
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Mr. Xi comes to town
Douglas H. Paal China’s Vice President Xi Jinping recently visited the United States on a trip intended to keep relations…
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Ethiopian women in the Middle East: it’s contract slavery
The vicious cycle of the lives of Ethiopian women in the Middle East shows no sign of end Hone Mandefro…
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It’s more than a ruin
Dear Editor, Your story on the election for chairmanship of the AUC deserves my appreciation (The AUC and its election…
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From our inbox
Dear Editor, Reference is hereby made to your article published in Vol I, Issue Number 12 of February 2012, written…
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Death penalty – shouldn’t Ethiopia consider abolishing it?
Kiya Tsegaye Not so long ago, legally backed death penalties were embedded in constitutions of many countries around the world.…
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The wonders of green tea
More often than not, a cup of tea is all that what your body needs Faben Getachew ‘Tea is a…
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Another chance for peace in Darfur
Darfur, an area the size of France, had gripped the world when a civil war broke in 2003 and lasted…
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