Conference on Good Governance, Peace, Security, and Sustainable Development in the Horn of Africa

Free Birtukan and all Prisoners of Conscience in Ethiopia

The Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) and the attempted Coup of 1989
by Neamin Zeleke

EFFORT emptied Development Bank of Ethiopia
by Abebe Gellaw

Putting Lipstick on a Pig, Ethiopian Style
by Prof Alemayehu G. Mariam

Reinventing Ethiopian Politics
by Prof Alemayehu G. Mariam

I am also a member, but I am really not
by Getachew Demeke

Open Counsel to the EPRDF- II
by Amb Imru Zelleke

Ethiopia's "Silently" Creeping Famine
by Prof Alemayehu G. Mariam

ሕዝብን ያሳተፈ ጠንካራ የተቃዋሚ አመራር ምርጫን በድል መወጣት ይችል ይሆን?
ብሩክ ለማ ከስድስት ኪሎ

The Siye Factor and Some Points
by Zeinab Amde

Release Birtukan Mideksa and All Political Prisoners!
by Advocacy for Ethiopia

Melkam Gena Weizero Birtukan
by Yilma Bekele

An Open Letter to my Fellow Ethiopians for the New Year
by Solidarity Movement for a New Ethiopia

Journalists facing supreme court vendetta
by Abebe Gellaw

Ethnic Federalism and Its Discontents
by the International Crisis Group

Political Internet Filtering in Ethiopia
by CyberEthiopia

Archived Articles

Exchange messages in Amharic and send ethiopian postcards to friends and relatives.

Searchable collection of Ethiopian Web sites organized by subject.

CyberEthiopia was awarded the First Prize of the 2005 Africa Information Society Media Awards (AISI) introduced in 2003 to encourage more informed coverage of the Information Society and the Information Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D).

Ethiopia is the only country in sub-Saharan Africa to actively engage in political censorship of the Internet. Since May 2006, the top five most popular Ethiopian web sites (including CyberEthiopia) and several blogs have been blocked across the nation. The apparent objective is to prevent the dissemination of information that is critical of the regime.
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