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 Ethiopia could achieve MDGs in primary education sector: study
Miner says struck gold in Ethiopia
A mining company said on Monday it had found an estimated 10 000 t of gold in southern Ethiopia that could be worth more than $1-billion.
Ethiopia could earn $600 mln from flowers in 5 years
Ethiopian hostages safe
Tongue lashing will not get the hostages free (Source: Dekialula)
"As if tongue lashing makes any good there are more than fourteen instances of use of the term 'terror/terrist/terrorism' within that single press statement. How is that to help get free the hostages? How does that help Ethiopia affirm its security? How is that supposed to ascertain Ethiopia's right to protect and defend its sovereignty and safety and wellbeing of its citizens? I hope they are not making the hostages a sacrificial lamb. ..."
petition over the delays in re-erecting the returned Axum Obelisk
What's in a name? Ethiopia's battle against Starbucks
 Ethiopia, fed up with getting short-changed when selling its popular coffee products to the West, has been in legal conflict with Starbucks since 2005. Ethiopia complains that while a pound of coffee sold in the United States nets Ethiopian farmers about $1, the same pound of coffee sells for $26 at Starbucks under the name "Shirkina Sun-Dried Sidamo."
Ministry says 12 new universities will go operational this year
Axum, February 16, 2007 (WIC) – Ministry of Education said 12 of the 13 universities being constructed by the government in various parts of the country will go operational this year.
Ethiopian coffee prices
ADDIS ABABA, Feb 17: Ethiopia's finest coffee from Yirgacheffe secured top prices ranging between $2 and $5 per pound on Saturday at an open outcry auction aimed at raising the profile of quality beans in East and Central Africa.
Bekele the new king quietly asserts his worth
Research confirms Adwa's potential for developing eco-tourism
Africa growers back Ethiopia in row with Starbucks
Dibaba smashes own record in 5,000
When Tirunesh Dibaba of Ethiopia was just 19 years old,  she made the indoor track world take notice as she set a world record in the 5,000 meters at the 2005 Reebok Boston Indoor Games.
She entered that meet worried about the race because she had altered her training to try to qualify for the World Cross-Country Championships in France that March.
The Pros and Cons of Privatising ETC
By Berhe Hagos
ETC traces its history back to 1894 when the first lines of communication were introduced in Ethiopia by Atse Menelik. For next 100 years developments were rather stagnant and not very visible. It was only when the present government incorporated ETC that the fast track of development begun to be noticeable.
Press Release: The construction of Kiros Alemayehu Memorial Library in Wukro is almost half way completed<
In the effort to excel in education and knowledge, Awlaelo Schools Alumni Association has taken a project of building a state of the art library in Wuqro Secondary school. So far, Awlaelo Schools Alumni Association has wired $40,000.00 or Birr 347,600.00. The fund has enabled the library project to start and has helped a 26% completion. According to recent information obtained from the High School, the percentage of completion is at 46.8%. However, we owe the constructor $28,000.00 or Birr 243,320.00. Read more ...
A New Political Culture for Ethiopia
By Samuel M. Gebru
January 09, 2007
The Puppet and the Puppet Master (by Gorfu)
What we need to know here however, is that though the plans of Issayas went haywire and his hopes of defeating Ethiopia were dashed, the plans of the puppet master, Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, are intact and going as expected, and in line with the long held policy of Egypt to “keep Ethiopia in a continuous misery and mess.”
Mogadishu falls to Ethiopian-backed government troops
Islamic Forces Abandon Somalia's Capital
Press Release: Afar MP met Afar Community in London
January 4th, 2007
We Wish You a Happy New Year
TigraiNet Persons of the Year 2006
Making Democracy work: Accountability, Responsibility and Transparency
A Miscarriage of Justice
For how long we just keep quiet when there is gross misrepresentation and miscarriage of justice smacking our face? Siye Abrha's trial adjourned....again!
Siye Abrha's trial adjourned....again!
Siye Abraha's closing Statement [Must read ...]
By Siye Abraha
Source: Dekialula
Disabling a political rival under the cover of fighting corruption in Ethiopia
By Dr. Elizabeth Belai
The impact of the Adowa victory on the Pan-African and Pan-Black anti-colonial struggle By Professor Kinfe Abraham
WHAT LED TO THE TPLF REBELLION: The rise of Weyane Uprising I - Part one By Professor Kinfe Abraham
WHAT LED TO THE TPLF REBELLION: The rise of Weyane Uprising II - Part two
By Professor Kinfe Abraham
Professor Kinfe Abraham - President, Ethiopian International Institute for Peace and Development (EIIPD) and President, Hadad
The Essentials of Woyane
Happy Birthday, Woyane!
By Asghedom Ghebremichael
In the final analysis, therefore, the visionary fathers had it their way in a
democratic process. Subsequently, they constructed inviolable -cardinal -guiding
principles, which I have called the essentials of Woyane. These essentials can
be summed up by one of the determinant mottos, “Our struggle is long
and bitter, but our victory is certain”. Yes, for a number of reasons,
the struggle was expected to be long and bitter. The determining factors were
the social, economic, political, and natural environment that characterized the
Ethiopian landscape. A revolution to be successful, a complete social transformation
is a prerequisite. This required going to the peasantry, which accounted for
nearly 90% of the total population.
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