Ethiopia: A Lesson in History
By Dr. Araya D. Negash and Dr. Afrasa M. Zamanel In his sour and vile commentary (Ethiopian Review, August 1991)… (more)
By Dr. Araya D. Negash and Dr. Afrasa M. Zamanel In his sour and vile commentary (Ethiopian Review, August 1991)… (more)
By Herman J. Cohen The thirty years of civil war, including seventeen years of brutal Communist dictatorship have ended in… (more)
By Getachew Mekasha It all seems unreal. Four months into the Transitional Government’s administration, Addis Ababa still remains an enigma.… (more)
By Alex Shoumatoff The following piece is taken from a lengthy article written by Alex Shoumatoff for the November 1991… (more)
By Aleme Eshete EPRDF’s so-called “National Conference” of July 1991, attended by hand-picked individuals who had no popular mandate, approved… (more)
In August, 1991, Prime Minister Tamrat Layne presented his economic proposals for public debate. The 35-page (Amharic) booklet entitled Draft… (more)