International Conference on Ethiopia
August 2001, London, UK

Links to Most Recent Articles and Issues:

1. Meles' Multi-track Deceptions-Part 2 (By Tolossa Gofta Kassane)

I wish to make it clear that my reference to Meles is about his political persona as the leader of the TPLF/EPRDF which I have argued is an ethno-apartheid institution. In this regard, Meles' politics should be understood in the context of the organizational set up he operates in, the people around him, the Political philosophy behind the TPLF/EPRDF as organized around ethnicity and its primitive understanding of Marxism-Leninism. ...

2. Ethnic Politics and the Cracks in the Dry Ground of the TPLF (By Messay Kebede)

The current split in the TPLF and the suspension of its twelve distinguished members have come as a surprise to many observers of Ethiopian politics. Inasmuch as the recent smashing victory of Ethiopian forces over Eritrean army was entirely organized and led by the TPLF leadership, one naturally expected a reinforcement ...

3. TPLF/EPRDF Crisis: The Way Forward (By Tolossa Gofta Kassane)

This is a brief commentary in the light of TPLF'S current crisis. I will not deal with the cause of the crisis, but rather this is an attempt to hint at the possibility of establishing a legitimate and representative government ...

4. Interview with Prof. Merara Gudina (Chairman of the Oromo National Congress)

Although the implications of the current Ethio-Eritrean conflict cannot be fully known until the dust is settled, from what is known to date, we can safely say that it can change both the course and the direction ...

5. The Puzzling Notion of "Governance and Social Management" in Ethiopia. (By Zelalem Teferra PhD)

Contemporary Ethiopia moves along an ambiguous market economy. Ambiguous not because it moves along market economy, but because the type of market economy it adheres to is ambiguous by itself. The state declared ...

6. BBC Interview with Meles Zenawi

 

 

 

 

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