Category Archives: Al Mariam’s Commentaries
Ethiopia-Win-Et and British Justice: The Magna Carta Lives on For Tadesse Biru Kersmo
Tadesse Biru Kersmo

Vindication of the rule of law In his closing argument defending a cabinet minister of a fictional African country called “Naranga”, John Mortimer’s equally fictional character Rumpole of the Bailey argued to…

Ethiopia-Win-Et: The U.S. on the Horns of a Creeping Civil War Dilemma in Ethiopia

Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable…In the past, those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of the tiger ended up inside.” — John…

Ethiopia-win-et: Deconstructing the T-TPLF’s Ethnic Federalism (Part I)

Introduction to the series I am developing this multipart series of what I call “Deconstructing Ethnic Federalism in Ethiopia” (along with many other topical series to come) for several reasons….

“Beggar Continent, No More!”, Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo

Today, Africa is a Continent of COMPETING BEGGAR NATIONS. We vie with one another for favours from our former colonial masters; and we deliberately fall over one another to invite…

Is the Sky Falling on Fake Diplomacy at the State Department?: Why I Support Rex Tillerson’s State House Cleaning 

Author’s Note: In the past few days, it has been widely reported that the fix is in to axe Rex Tillerson from the State Department and replace him with CIA…

ET-HIOPIA-WIN-ET: Gedu Andargachew in His Own Words

Ethiopiawinet in a nutshell… “Indeed, our diversity has been the amazingly distinctive feature of our Ethiopiawinet. The strong bond in the mosaic of our Ethiopiawinet is reflected in the diversity…

ET-HIOPIA-WIN-ET: Gedu Andargachew in His Own Words

Ethiopiawinet in a nutshell… “Indeed, our diversity has been the amazingly distinctive feature of our Ethiopiawinet. The strong bond in the mosaic of our Ethiopiawinet is reflected in the diversity…

ET-HIOPIA-WIN-ET: Lemma Megerssa in His Own Words

“Ethiopians are like sergena teff [staple foodstuff in Ethiopia made whose tiny seeds resemble poppy seeds eaten as flatbread called injera] (applause). [Grain] that is gathered together. Milled together. Eaten…

Ethiopia: Remembering the Meles Massacres of November 2005, the Irreecha Massacres of 2016 and…
Justice for the Victims of the Meles Massacres

“For the dead and the living, we must bear witness. For not only are we responsible for the memories of the dead, we are also responsible for what we are…

Fighting T-TPLF Internal Colonialism Using the Irresistible Power of EthiopiaWINet (Ethiopian-ness) (Part III)

“EthiopiaWINet is an addiction [deep passion]. It is in the heart of each and every Ethiopian. If there is a way to open and look at what is in the…

Previous Page · Next Page