Archive for year 2012
Espionage against Ethiopians in Norway by the TPLF-regime in Ethiopia
Nov 3rd
BY Samson Seifu: Based on the information he has collected since 2004/2005, it appears that the Ethiopian refugee espionage is both systematic and comprehensive. It is simply shameless and extensive, says Berglund Steen to Nrk.no (Norwegian National Media). He says the spies must be punished, this has been going fairly overtly long and that regime loyal Ethiopians allow themselves this because it has not been linked with consequences for them here in Norway. Read More…
Ethiopia Muslims rally on Fridays as tension rises
Nov 3rd
Associated Press(02 November 2012): As midday prayers came to an end at the Grand Anwar mosque in Ethiopia’s capital, worshippers continued on to what has become a regular second act on Fridays — shouting anti-government slogans. Read More…
From Rice to Shinn: the Tragedy of Real Politik
Oct 31st
By Hama Tuma: American ambassadors to Ethiopia have worked hands in glove with the dictator. The latest was the tennis partner of Meles. Shinn said in his blog, along with Rice, that they had had their differences with Meles who was, come what may, like Caesar, an “honorable man”. Not very funny at all. However much America tries to talk of human rights and concern for democracy the reality is that America is just interested in her own national interest and has embraced and would embrace dictators faster than fast so long as they are under its diktat. The Chinese do it as do the European countries. Read More…
Strongly Condemn the Repression against Muslim Ethiopians
Oct 31st
SOCEPP: The regime in Addis Abeba has intensified its repression against Ethiopian Muslims and the world should condemn it. Ten Muslim Ethiopian have been killed in Wello, dozens arrested all over the country and twenty nine Muslims charged as terrorists on the basis of the convenient anti terror law promulgated by the regime and used already to accuse and jail independent journalists. Read More…
Oct 28th
The tragic story of African [Ethiopian] migrants who fled fighting in Libya on an inflatable boat (BBC World Service)
Redefining protest in Ethiopia: what happens to the ‘terror’ narrative when Muslims call for a secular state?
Oct 25th
Open Democracy: In seeking respect for the principle of secularism, strict separation between Church and the State, they draw on enlightenment rationality. They also employ theological and subversive genres—subversive in the postmodernist sense of the term. They chant ‘Allahu Akbar!! [God is great], they carry the white ribbon, and appropriate non-verbal modes of expression to expose and counter the narrative of the state.. Insofar as terrorism figures as a significant trope in the strategy of the state, the protestor’s strategy aims at ‘disruption’ i.e., disrupting the state’s narrative of violence and terrorism, and therefore denying it the very weapon it needs to justify its own violence against protesters. Read More…



