የአርቲስት ሐመልማል አባተ ቪላ በእሳት ቃጠሎ ወደመ

Posted by admin on May 27, 2012

 አውራምባ ታይምስ (አዲስ አበባ) በኢትዮ-ሳውዲው ባለሀብት ሼክ መሀመድ አላሙዲን የገንዘብ ድጋፍ እንደተገነባ የሚነገርለትና በመካኒሳ መንገድ አቦ ተብሎ በሚታወቀው አካባቢ የሚገኘው የአርቲስት ሐመልማል አባተ ቪላ ቤት ግንቦት 13 ቀን 2004 ዓ.ም. በእሳት ቃጠሎ የወደመ መሆኑ ታወቀ፡፡ ቃጠሎው የደረሰው ከሁለት ወራት በላይ ሲያጋጥማት በነበረው ከፍተኛ የኤሌክትሪክ ኃይል መዋዠቅ መሆኑንና እንዲስተካከል ለኢትዮጵያ ኤሌክትሪክ ኃይል ኮርፖሬሽን ስታመለክት ብትቆይም፣ መፍትሔ የሚሰጣት በመጥፋቱ መሆኑን ሪፖርተር ጋዜጣ ዘግቧል፡.

አርቲስት ሐመልማል አባተ

 

አርቲስቷ ለጋዜጣው እንደገለጸችው፣ በቤቱ መቃጠል እጅግ አስፈላጊዋ የነበሩ ንብረቶችና መተኪያ የሌላቸው ሰነዶች ወድመውባታል፡፡ ‹‹እንኳን የሰው ሕይወት አልጠፋ፤›› በማለት መናገሯንም ሪፖርተር ጨምሮ ዘግቧል፡፡
ለኮርፖሬሽኑ ከሁለት ወራት በላይ ደጋግማ ብታመለክትም ምንም መፍትሔ ማጣቷን ለጋዜጣው የገለጸችው አርቲስቷ፣ ቤቱ በራሱ ጊዜ በመጋል የቧንቧ ውኃ ሳይቀር እያፈላ ሲያስቸግራት ቆይቶ ድንገት በዚህ ሳምንት መጀመሪያ ላይ ሊነድ መቻሉን አስታውሳ፣ ቤቱ በእሳት መያያዙ የማያስገርምና ቀድሞም ቢሆን መቃጠሉ እንደማይቀር በስጋት ይጠበቅ እንደነበር ለጋዜጣው ገልጻለች፡፡
ኮርፖሬሽኑ ከደንበኞቹ የሚፈልገውን እንደሚያገኘው ሁሉ በምላሹ ደንበኞቹን ለመርዳት አለመቻሉና ለአደጋ መንስዔ የሆኑ አጋጣሚዎችን እንዲያስተካክል ጥሪ ሲደረግለት ዝምታን መምረጡ እንዳሳዘናት ተናግራለች፡፡

Creating a United Democratic Ethiopia after Zenawi’s regime -but how, with its diverse ethnic groups?

 on May 27, 2012

By Magn Nyang (PhD)

In the first part of this paper, I will present my analysis of forced unity and its consequences. I will argue that unifying ethnic groups by decree has resulted in institutions that are not suited to achieving cooperative agreements among the various groups. Instead, ethnic groups in Ethiopia lived and continue to live in what I would like to call Prisoner’s Dilemma Situations.
All previous institutional arrangements in Ethiopia have been disappointing. All indicators show
that such institutional arrangements are not suited to harmonize the interests of heterogeneous groups. Thus, in the second part of this paper, I will discuss how to harmonize conflicting interests of various
ethnic groups to create a truly united democratic Ethiopia after the departure of Meles Zenawi’s regime.

Unity by force and its consequences

Many tribal communities existed independently before Menilek II left his kingdom in Northern Shewa to conquer them. These communities frequently consisted of thousands of members or even millions and possessed well-developed cultures and languages and clear tribal consciousness. In the process, without due regard to ethnicity, culture, or even the existing institutions of government, different ethnic groups were united under the kingdom of Menilek II. The various groups did not participate in deciding which other groups to unite with nor did they have an opportunity to agree on the nature of their relationship with these other groups.

Family in Norway fears Ethiopia return

on May 27, 2012

 by Lyndsey Smith
The Foreigner (Oslo) – Tewelde and Saba have lived in Norway for five years and have two children, Haniel (4), and Nathan (1). They have now been told that they must return to Ethiopia and have chosen not to leave voluntarily.
“We came because of problems with the authorities, so anything can happen if we go back now”, Mr Habtom Araya told NRK.

One of the huge allies organized by Ethiopians against the Deportation of the refugees from Norway

Ethiopian Muslims and Ethiopian Christian Orthodox Demand Religious Freedom for All Ethiopians

Sunday, May 27th, 2012

 Historic decision brings Ethiopian people of faith together in condemning the Meles regime’s interference in their religious practice.

Ethiopian Muslims and Ethiopian Christians are creating history! Leaders of both faiths are now publically supporting the religious freedom of each other and with it, condemning the Ethiopian regime of Meles Zenawi for its interference in the religious practice of Ethiopians.