A few months ago, while I was surfing the web on a mission of gathering information about an immigration-related topic, I suddenly stumbled upon a video about US citizenship mock interview questions.... Read more »
It is customary for African leaders especially those who are elected as AU chairs to visit nations of the continent accordingly. Paying a working visit to Sudan and Egypt, for example, President... Read more »
BY FITSUM GETACHEW There are people in our country who are preparing to use the upcoming election as an opportunity to seize to make their voice heard, not using the normal ways,... Read more »
BY DIRRIBA TESHOME The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is unique for its state of the art architectural quality and strength. So far the construction has progressed for more than 70 per... Read more »
BY FITSUM GETACHEW GERD, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, is bound to be the biggest hydroelectric dam in Africa with a capacity to generate more than 6,000 megawatt of electric power. It... Read more »
BY FITSUM GETACHEW Ethiopia today is undergoing pretty challenging days and you feel it in the air because you also hear it from citizens talking about the destiny of the country. The... Read more »
BY FITSUM GETACHEW Following what the Ethiopian government has called the ‘law enforcement campaign’ in Tigray region we have observed that Ethiopia has been subjected to more or less biased and almost... Read more »
FITSUM GETACHEW In the past few months we have come to observe that there is a sort of negative campaign on the part of the international media and some international organizations trying... Read more »
BY MULATU BELACHEW Equality, brotherhood, freedom, justice and democracy are the features of Ethiopianism. All ways out of this are destructive ways. From now and on, Ethiopia will never get into destructive... Read more »
BY FITSUM GETACHEW Part One One of the most significant days in Ethiopian history is definitely the day Ethiopia concluded with victory the Adwa campaign. The date is March 2, 1896. Adwa... Read more »