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The Black Hole That Devoured Light Print E-mail
By Aklilu Zere - Jan 14, 2010   

Nsu successfully did that to Jebha and the feigning was Christian highlanders were victims of Moslem lowlanders. Because it worked he repeated it with the Menkae. The feigning that time was a butterfly that progressed to diarrhea because he thought his dreams were slipping out of his hand rendering him immobile in the infirmary (kfli hikimna) and fortunately also kept him far from the trouble. It worked. To tell you the truth, Nsu did not wait for the Yemanawyan to organize their force and act.

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Guerillas As Predators And The Tribute Economy Print E-mail
By Zekre Lebona - Aug 30, 2009   

In the websites of the Diaspora, an open season for unrestrained debate has sprung. The generous use of the words shifta and mafia are good indicators. The chain of silence on the link between the absolute political rule of Isaias and the ghedli years has been pierced. However, the predatory/tribute aspect of its economy with the ghedli years in the maquis has not been touched. In the spirit of unrestrained debate, an inspection of the policies and practices of the ghedli era is therefore imperative.

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The Custodian Of The Golden Tree: Eritrea’s Hundred Years Of Solitude Print E-mail
By Zekre Lebona - Mar 16, 2009   

Listen he said, “Nor does the Chinese revolution that was far bigger and longer in duration result in any major literary work.” I was speechless and was not sure how to reply. Did he mean issues about literature are prosaic in difficult and “revolutionary” wars of both types or was he implying about the two absolute leaders that were totally inimical to any type of freedom expression? We did not pursue the conversation, and soon went our separate ways.

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The Guerrillas Must Be Crazy Print E-mail
By Zekre Lebona - Jan 21, 2009   

Their commanders, who frequently took nom de guerre from Hollywood movies  did not bother about secret night executions, and mass graves. The preferable methods of their predecessor armed groups in other regions of the continent. Terror according to their creed must be openly displayed.

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What A Satellite Saw And Missed Print E-mail
By Zekre Lebona - Sep 28, 2008   
Google the Map of the city of Asmera around the former Forto Baldiseira, which has lately been demolished and is instead now occupying the propaganda ministry. The slope behind the massive building now shows only a patch of green areas, possibly a project of the government’s often lauded reforestation and afforestation program. I never knew the magnitude of the slums for sure, but I suspect there were hundreds of houses. 
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