Category: Opinion
Eritrea: The Homeless Eritreans in the streets of Yemen
Djibouti (HAN) May 24, 2014 – According to the Eritrean Refugee voice: Geeska Afrika Online received this note with pictures from Eritrean refugees living in the streets of Sana’a, Yemen; with English error, we decided to publish online, exactly the way we received their letter. Idris Lahda said, ‘to deliver a message to the international community, to show the suffering…
Ethiopia: New Roads in Africa is to improve export of Natural Resources to China
Addis Ababa (HAN) May 22, 2041. This opinion paper By By Frank Ching. Africa’s natural resources can be more easily exported to China if infrastructure is modernized. But, in the long term, Africa itself is likely to be the biggest beneficiary of such modernization; according to Prime Minister of Ethiopia. According to the Geeska Afrika…
Ethiopia: It’s not unusual for people to live homes made of mud and sticks
Addis Ababa (HAN) May 22, 2041. Sports opinion paper by Sean Cartell which reports from Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa as the prospect of a Student Athlete to be affected on the Ethiopian horizon and consider life-changing trip to Africa. Opinion Article from Lexington: By the time one has reached the collegiate level as an elite…
As Hope Looms, Self-interest in Somalia’s Policy Always Hurts
Washington (HAN) May 21, 2014 – Expert Analysis, Your Power & Regional Influence Magazine. The Opinion Academic Paper by: Mohamed Hassan Fidow. Over the past two years, Somalia achieved significant recovering from decades of conflict, humanitarian disasters and lack of permanent governance. In 1990, following the fall of the Siad Barre military regime, the country failed…
The Italian occupation of Eritrea to attack Ethiopia
London (HAN) May 18, 2014. Expert Analysis and Historical Opinion Paper with Pictures By Martin Plaut. The Italian occupation of Eritrea and the use of the colony as a base from which to attack Ethiopia was well documented and photographed by the international media. Some of these images survive and I have been collecting them for…
Somali: As UN and West Acts to stop democratic processes in Somalia
Mogadishu (HAN) May 18, 2014. Expert Analysis, Your Power & Regional Influence Magazine Opinion Paper by Hassan Farah. The question that ordinary Somalis is asking is that why the UN and the West are showing hypocrisy and double standard in Somalia? Picture: The United Nations Special Representative to Somalia ambassador Nicholas Kay with Saeed Nabadon has toured…
Kenya: Security Forces Accused legitimacy of Ethnic Screening
Djibouti (HAN) May 16, 2014 . IGAD2020 Regional Security News Headlines. This week, The president of kneya with senior security officials and the Safaricom team led by CEO Bob Collymore who will build the Integrated Public Safety Communication and Surveillance System. They demonstrated how the system will work. The Kenya Police Service will soon have this modern…
Kenya: Reason to be careful to become East Africa’s first oil exporter
Nairobi (HAN) May 14, 2014. The News opinion By Celeste Hicks. As the Kenyan government aims to get legislation governing its emerging oil sector before parliament by June, many are starting to ask whether the country will overtake Uganda and become East Africa’s first oil exporter. Kenyan current leader Uhuru who leads East Africa’s largest economy, expects…
Kenya: The U.S. has “strong concerns” harassing people in the crackdown
Nairobi (HAN) May 14, 2014. By AGGREY MUTAMBO, kenya majo in Nairobi. The US says it has “strong concerns” on the way Kenya has been conducting a crackdown on suspected sympathisers of al-Shabaab militants. In an online press conference, US Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of African Affairs Linda Thomas-Greenfield said her country had told…
Somalia: The Rise Of The 'Gatekeeper' by one sign "Najib Camp"
Somalia (HAN) May 14, 2014. In Somalia Today Gregory Warner of NPR Reported: Last year I took a drive through the streets of Mogadishu, Somalia, in a bulletproof SUV. My seatmate was Justin Brady, who at the time was working for the U.N. We were both wearing body armor — standard issue for these trips…
