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Done with 'Wogahta,' Ghosts now Haunt "The Reporter"December 27, 2001
Ethiopians remain defiant to Border plotDecember 26, 2001
Messages from Wogahta Editor and Other supportersDecember 24, 2001 |
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Ethiopia won the regional East African championship Sunday, 23 December, 2001, 16:40 GMT |
An Appeal To Prime Minister Meles Zenawi by Wogahta Chief Editor
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Ethiopia: Opposition coalition launches new radio station in Washington DC BBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom; Dec 21, 2001 The Ethiopian Democratic Union Party (EDUP) Communiqué It has been sometimes since the International Court of Justice at The Hague completed the task of appointing Boundary Commission judges to deliberate the demarcation of the boundary between Ethiopia and Eritrea. |
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Press under continuous attack...
The only & greatest Newspaper in Northern Ethiopia is shut down
Wogahta Newspaper Shut Down, Hunt for Chief Editor Continues in AddisBy Gebrehiwot Baikedagne Deki-Alula Ethiopian Online Staff Writer (December 20, 2001) ADDIS ABABA, DEC 20 (Deki-Alula) - Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has all the country's giant media outlets under his control. The TV and Radio stations, all state-controlled, are geared to beefing up his ruinous rule. But this mountain machinery of media trivia feels it's being rocked to its foundations by one private weekly newspaper - Wogahta - for which the regime has set itself to destroying the newspaper and staff. |
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Judges get in a row by a Staff Reporter |
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Sides Agree On Colonial Treaties But Maps Disputed
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All roads lead to Awassa
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Somalia: French radio reports on former terrorist training camp near Ethiopia BBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom; Dec 18, 2001 |
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TISJD position on the border issue and the rights of the Afar people. (Amharic) December 19, 2001
Annan Urges Restraint From Ethiopia, Eritrea |
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ETHIOPIA: Fears for displaced people in Tigray region TIGRAY, NORTHERN ETHIOPIA, 13 Dec 2001 (IRIN) |
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Corruption Trial Makes U-Turn, Supreme Court Requests Preliminary Hearing The Daily Monitor (Addis Ababa) December 14, 2001 Addis Ababa: The proceedings of the case against Seye Abraha and his brothers and sister as well as businessmen, civil servants and former Prime Minister Tamrat Layne made a U-turn yesterday after the Supreme Court's ruling for a "Preparatory Hearing" citing Proclamation no 236/2001, Section 4:32 and 33. |
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Ethiopia and Eritrea – Under notice from the US Horn of Africa: al-Qaida regroups? Le Monde Diplomatique Sudan and Somalia are likely to be on Washington's list of world terrorist targets, and it could also launch military operations in the Horn of Africa, where al-Qaida's links are well-established, although little known. by JEAN-LOUIS PENINOU |
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ETHIOPIA: AIDS orphans reaches one million mark ADDIS ABABA, 12 Dec 2001 (IRIN) |
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One Year After the Peace UN Integrated Regional Information Networks ANALYSIS (December 12, 2001) |
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Threats, media attacks make Wogahta's future uncertain By Maaza Alula (Deki-Alula Online Staff Writer)
Prime Minister had Execution Squad ready during TPLF split: sourceBy Sophia Alula, Deki-Alula Ethiopian Online Staff Writer |
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Ethiopia: Parliament rejects motion on state-owned mass media BBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom; Dec 13, 2001 |
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Petition to the Border Commission of the UN
To Ann K. Cooper: Executive Director
CPJ [Committee for the Protection of the Rights of Journalists]
Paying lip-service to democracyBy Amaha Belay (December 14, 2001)
"Many people had given their dear lives so that the citizens of this country would enjoy the opportunity to exercise their basic human rights without any intimidation, imprisonment, persecution and execution. Many people had the vision that in place of the dictators whether imperial or military would come an accountable, responsible, transparent and participatory system. All the above wishes and dreams have been demolished by the government of Meles Zenawi.
TISJD Official Position on the Border Demarcation and the Algiers Agreement between Ethiopia and EritreaBy Tigrians International Solidarity for Justice and Democracy (TISJD)
December 10, 2001
Ethiopia at Stake: The crime being plotted behind the official newsBy Gebrehiwot Baikedagne
"All said, Ethiopia is at stake. There is no difference between Prime Minister Meles and Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki but one. As Isaias loves to death to establish himself as an undisputed regional power through the use of force and build Eritrea at Ethiopia's expense, Meles strives to consolidate Eritrean sovereignty by resorting to more subtle ways of fragmenting and weakening Ethiopia while holding a firm grip on power by means of the gun."
Opposition a Blessing to EthiopiaBy Berhane Gidey
"Let me to start with go to some vile and vulgar articles, which appeared on some Websites, whose ulterior motives were nothing more than creating confusion and putting wedge among the people of Tigray. They were formulated in an obsolete and clumsy way that one can ignore them without any reply or notice as flimsy arguments."...
"The prime objective of these people is to disrupt the unity of people so that we get caught in a small-village-mental-malady and forget the bigger cause-the cause to fight tyranny and dictatorship. Those who are day and night fighting to expose the undemocratic rule of Meles and his henchmen organized or otherwise, don’t feel discouraged and never give up. Opposition to dictators has never been tolerated in the history of mankind and is a welcome blessing to Ethiopia."
