ስድራ-ቤት ነፍሰ-ሄር ናይዝጊ ክፍሉ፡ መልሲ ካብ መንግስቲ ኤርትራ ይጽበዩ ኣለዉ።
መስከረም፡ ብጉዳይ ሓመድ-ድበ መዋቲ፡ ምስ ዝምልከቶም ሸነኻት ቀጻሊ ርክብ ብምግባር፡ ዛጊት ነዚ ዝስዕብ ከረጋግጽ ክኢሉ ኣሎ።
By Abebe Gellaw
Posted on January 2, 2012 by esatd
Washington DC (ESAT)–The Oromo Liberation Front has announced its historic decision to drop its long-held secessionist agenda and to embrace the unity of Ethiopia under a genuine federal arrangement that must guarantee the rights, equality and liberty of all Ethiopians.
In a historic press release, the OLF, led by Brigadier General Kemal Gelchu, issued at the conclusion of its extraordinary National Council plenary, held on December 30 and 31 in Minnesota, the front spelt out its new vision in an unprecedented clarity. The meeting was also open to any non-Oromo Ethiopians for the first time. Continue reading »
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ኣባላት ደምበ ተቓዉሞ ላስ ቬጋስ ” ወይጦታት ህግደፍ” ብዝብል ኣርእስቲ፣ ኣብ ልዕሊ ኣባላት ሲቪካዊ ማሕበር ላስ ቬጋስ ፣ኣዝዪ ዘሔፍር፣ ጸርፍን ዘለፋን ዝመልኦ፣ ትሕዝቶ ኣልቦ ጽሑፍ ኣቕሪቦም ኣለዉ። ቑስልና ኣይንሕባእ ፈዉሲ ነናድየሉ ስለዝበልና፣ ንምድጋሙ ዘሕፍር፣ ነዉራም ጸርፊታት ተጸሪፍና ኣለና። ከምቲ ስርዓት ህግደፍ፣ ነቶም ቑስልና ኣይንሕባእ ፈዉሲ ድኣ ነናድየሉ ዝበሉ ቑኑዓት ሃገራዊያን፣ ወግሔ ጸብሔ፣ ኢሂባ ወያነ፣ ኢሂባ ሲኣይኤ፣ እንዳበለ ክከሶም ዝዉዕልን ዝሓድርን፣ ተቓዋምቲ ላስ ቬጋስ ድማ፣ ካብ ህግደፍ ብዝከፍኤ መልክዑ፣ ከምቲ ዘንበብክሞ፣ ብዙሕ ዘይናትና ሽም ክህቡና ፈቲኖም ኣለዉ።
ብስነስርዓት እንተዝምሉሱልና መምሓረሎም ኔሩ። ብህዝቢዉን ኣይምተገመቱን ኣይምተናዕቑን። Continue reading »
Conflict feared among Muslim communities
Feb. 21 (ESAT News) There is a growing fear that the recent spate of Friday rallies by Ethiopian Muslims in Addis Ababa could develop into skirmishes between and among the believers themselves. The government is reportedly bringing in large contingent of troops into the capital.
The last 8 successive Friday prayers at the famous Awolia Mosque in the capital have not been like any other. Hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian Muslims who frequent the mosque have been demanding the immediate end of government interference in their religious affairs. Their demands include the right to choose their leaders democratically without government meddling, and the right to assemble and worship without restrictions as is stipulated in the country’s constitution. Continue reading »
Fierce clashes between two tribes in Libya’s remote southeastern desert have killed more than 100 people over the past 10 days, tribal sources said on Tuesday.
At least 113 people from the Toubu tribe and another 23 from the Zwai tribe have been killed in the town of Kufra since fighting erupted on 12 February, the sources said.
“We are under siege since a week. Since the start of the clashes, 113 people (from our side) have been killed, including six children,” Toubu chief Issa Abdelmajid told AFP by telephone. Continue reading »
A draft resolution authorising an increase in the troop ceiling for the AU Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), from 12,000 to 17,731 uniformed personnel (troops and police), was put in blue this morning with adoption set for tomorrow (22 February). The draft resolution also allows an expansion of the UN support package for the mission to include reimbursement of contingent-owned equipment, as recommended by the Secretary-General’s 31 January report on Somalia (S/2012/74). It also expands AMISOM’s presence to three sectors outside Mogadishu and supports implementation of some of the key elements of the new strategic concept for AMISOM adopted by the AU Peace and Security Council on 5 January. Continue reading »
BAGRAM, Afghanistan — Word that NATO personnel had burned an undisclosed number of Korans and were preparing to dispose of many more by incineration set off an angry protest here on Tuesday, and NATO officials rushed to apologize publicly and profusely, trying to head off what they feared could be a nationwide outburst of violence as news of the burning was gradually broadcast across the country.
About 2,000 Afghans descended on the largest American air base in their country in the bitter cold to protest what is generally regarded as one of the most offensive acts in the Muslim Continue reading »
Ethiopian troops in battle tanks thrust into rebel-held Somalia regions on Tuesday, sparking heavy fighting as they advanced towards the major Shebab stronghold of Baidoa, witnesses said.
The Ethiopian soldiers, backed by local Somali fighters, took control of several areas along the road heading south from the border to Baidoa, which hosted the transitional parliament before the rebels seized the town in 2009.
“We are getting information that heavy fighting broke out near Bohol-Bashir. The Ethiopian soldiers have taken control of Kurteele and are advancing towards Baidoa,” local resident Abdikarin Ahmed told AFP.
At least six civilians were also killed when a landmine struck a vehicle in a southern Somali town near the scene of the fighting, a local elder said. Continue reading »
Kibaki to attend London Conference on Somalia
Eritrea has proposed a “Somali people-owned” dialogue and criticised foreign meddling ahead of a major Thursday conference that will focus on better coordinating the international response to the country that has not had a functioning central government since 1991.
The Eritrean ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement said that unless the peace talks set for London were all-inclusive it would not be easy to achieve enduring peace for the Horn of Africa nation.
Asmara said that since “some powers” had “deliberately” kept it out of the conference, its position needed to be known. Continue reading »
By Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
For over two decades the collapse of the Somali state has caused untold suffering to the people of Somalia, aggravated regional conflict and instability and spawned problems with wider ramifications.
Over this period many attempts at finding asettlement have been made- some by Somalis, many more by external actors. Whatever the merits or demerits of these efforts, it is undeniable that the Somali problem continues to fester. Hence the need for a sober and honest assessment of past Continue reading »
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