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Confessions of a disappointed Ethiopian

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
By Yilma Bekele Foreign policy magazine had an article by Professor George Ayittey titled “The worst of the worst-bad dude dictators and general coconut heads.” As an Ethiopian I was sold by the title. I knew I was in familiar territory. That is one category we can claim ownership. There are a few human experiences [...]

Ethiopia’s Meles and Picasso – masters of their art

Friday, June 4th, 2010
By Yilma Bekele My friend came from out of town for a visit. I took him around to all the tourist places, including our local Museum of Modern Art. Lucky for us there was a Picasso exhibit the critics were raving about. It was a delight to view Picasso’s work in living color. I was [...]

Ethiopian ESAT is a game changer.

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Ethiopian ESAT is a game changer. By Yilma Bekele When you think things look bad and hope is fading something happens to boost the morale and compels you to get up and give it another spin. When the little tyrant is making fun of democracy and elections and freedom lovers everywhere despair there comes a ray [...]

Ethiopia and election drama

Friday, April 30th, 2010
By Yilma Bekele What do you do when you first wake up in the morning? Some of us cannot move without our first cup of coffee while others require a good breakfast. How about if you went to bed without dinner? I am sure you woke up a few times hungry, you did not have a [...]

Medrek and the Ethiopian election

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010
By Yilma Bekele I am sure most of you have heard or read that the leaders of Medrek are on a tour of North America. They have held town hall meetings in Seattle, San Jose, Las Vegas, Washington DC and Atlanta and are coming to Los Angles this coming weekend. The delegation consists of Ato Seye [...]