ተስፋዬ ገ/አብ ሰናይ ገ/መድህን ይባላል። በኤርትራ ቴሌቪዥን እና ሬድዮ የአማርኛ አገልግሎት ክፍል ውስጥ እ.አ.አ. ከ1998 እስከ 2011 ድረስ ሰርቷል። በዚሁ የረዥም ጊዜ የጋዜጠኝነት ሙያው ነበር ሰናይ ከተስፋዬ ገ/አብ ጋር አስመራ ውስጥ በቅርብ ለመተዋወቅ የበቃው። ዛሬ ኗሪነቱ ሜልበርን፣ አውስትራሊያ የሆነው ኤርትራዊው ጋዜጠኛ ሰናይ ገ/መድህን ለስለስ ብሎ በተጻፈ ቋንቋ አመሻሹ ላይ የሻእብያ ሰላይ መሆኑን በተረጋገጠው “የቢሾፍቱ ልጅ”
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(RWNews)- These are difficult questions to grapple with for Christians because since God is omnipotent, He does have it within His power to make this a heaven on earth. Moreover, since God cares about us, why would He allow harm to come to us if He has it in his power to stop it? When
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openDemocracy By NICK DEARDEN 30 years after images of Ethiopian famine haunted British TV screens, they still shape how we see Africa – and ensure we fail to understand. It’s 30 years since Michael Buerke’s harrowing report of a ‘biblical famine’ reached BBC TV screens. Following a year of cynical government inaction and silence, Bob
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By William Davison, Bloomberg Temesgen Desalegn An Ethiopian editor is facing as many as 10 years in prison after being convicted of inciting the public against the government through his newspaper articles, his lawyer said. Temesgen Desalegn, the former editor of Feteh, a defunct weekly newspaper, was convicted yesterday by the Federal High Court on
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The New York Times By REZA ASLAN BILL MAHER’s recent rant against Islam has set off a fierce debate about the problem of religious violence, particularly when it comes to Islam. Mr. Maher, who has argued that Islam is unlike other religions (he thinks it’s more“like the Mafia”), recently took umbrage with President Obama’s assertion that the terrorist group
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By Mihret Feleke The gunman who tried to take the law into his handsThe news of a shot fired by an Ethiopian embassy staff Solomon Tadesse on peaceful protestors at the embassy of Ethiopia in Washington DC and his ultimate deportation has been the talk of local and international medias. What makes it a very
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By Alemayehu G Mariam Last week, President Barack Obama met with a delegation of the regime in Ethiopia and said, “… the Prime Minister [Hailemariam Desalegn] and the government is going to be organizing elections in Ethiopia this year. I know something about that… And so we’ll have an opportunity to talk about civil society and governance and how we
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The Guardian By Jess Zimmerman Entrenched social networks like Twitter and Facebook would do well to pay attention to Ello, because they’re the ships we’re trying to abandon. The social networks we already have are not giving us what we want. We’re turning to the new thing because it’s new, not because it’s good You
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Imprisoning, Killing, Spying Counterpunch By GRAHAM PEEBLES Wrapped in dishonesty, arrogance and paranoia, Ethiopia’s ruling regime is following a nationwide policy of violent suppression and constitutional vandalism. It was the 24th June – midsummer’s day – in the adopted homeland of Andargachew Tsige, when he was detained by ‘Yemeni officials’ (State heavies in suits) whilst
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Mail and Guardian Charles Onyango-Obbo, Christine Mungai Some countries risk invasion and collapse, especially those with a shortage of water and an abundance of women (we’re half-serious). Shall Africa in 2050 move mostly backward, or forward? (photo, Marwa Morgan/flickr). BELOW aftermath of attack on Abyei, South Sudan. War might not go away, but will be
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