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The Saudi pain and a call for resignation

Dear Editor,

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your team for bringing out to your esteemed readers the suffering of our citizens in the brutal hands of Saudi Arabia’s police forces (Governing by crisis: a labor migration gone terribly wrong, Dec. 2013). Especial recognition for your courage in exposing that “lack of timely and effective labor inspection by MOLSA means most of these agencies were running their businesses at a massive scale and manner no different than trafficking itself.”

January 22, 2014

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Renewable energy in Ethiopia

Dear Editor,

It was refreshing to know that one media, your magazine, has understood the complex nature of the renewable energy business beyond producing glittering-headline media coverage. (Is Ethiopia ready to make the best of renewable energy? Nov. 2013).

December 20, 2013

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Not the nation’s headache

Dear Editor,

I read your cover story on Islamic extremism in Ethiopia with a mixture of apprehension and anger at the government of Ethiopia, (It’s the nation’s headache too, Sep. 2013). Politically the current regime is not popular in the areas where your reporters have traveled to, its environs and beyond. The regime knows it, too, that it suffers from lack of popularity and acceptance. And this has everything to do with the growing trend of Islamic extremism in those areas; it has to do with the history of the federal police brutality in crushing members of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) since the mid ‘90s.

November 4, 2013

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The Saudi pain and a call for resignation

Renewable energy in Ethiopia

Not the nation’s headache

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