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 RF International Interview: Dr. Mohamed Ismail Omar deputy chairman of Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF)
Wareysi Wakiilka Yurub ee JWXO Ahmed Gurhan (RFI) June 05,2009
Wareysi Hoganka Arimaha Dibada ee JWXO Abdirahman Mahdi (BBC Somali) May 03,2009
Wareysi Gudoomiyaha Jaaliyaddaha UK Daahir Xassan Tamuuje (VOA) April 30,2009
Wareysi HAD ee JWXO Mudane Adirahman Sh. Mahdi (Idacada Shaelle) April 30, 2009
VOA Somali oo wareysi la yeelatay Madaxa Arimaha dibadda ee JWXO Abdirahman Sh. Mahdi (VOA Somali) Feb 25, 2009
Wareysi Gudoomiye K/xigeenka 2aad ee JWXO (Ogaal Radio)
Wareysi Hogaanka Arimaha Dibada ee JWXO
Abdirahman sh. Mahdi (BBC Somali) Dec 24, 2008
Wareysi Gudomiyaha JWXO Adm. Mohamed Omar (BBC Somali) Dec 14, 2008
Wareysi Madaxa Hoggaanka Arimaha Dibada ee JWXO Abdirahman Mahdi iyo warar kale (Radio Ogaal) Dec 07, 2008
Wareysi Gudoomiyaha JWXO Adm. Mohamed Omar (Radio Ogaal) Nov 30, 2008
mudaaharaad Barlamaanka UK ee London (BBC Somali) Nov 12, 2008
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The ONLF is a grassroots social and political movement founded in 1984 by the Somali people of Ogaden who could no longer bear the atrocities committed against them by successive Ethiopian regimes. Today, the ONLF as both an advocate for and defender of the people is dedicated to resotring the rights of Somalis in Ogaden to self-determination, peace, development and democracy |
O.N.L.F Military Communiqué
Posted by  miharbi on November 19 2009 22:45:48
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 Military operations related to the 10 November offensive have concluded in Ogaden. In total, 6 Military Vehicles belonging to the regime have been destroyed thus far by our forces. The death toll from all fronts now stands at 985 of the regimes troops killed including 12 officers with a large number wounded. Military hardware was captured on all fronts of the offensive including small arms, ammunition, communications equipment and other materials of intelligence value. By all measures, |
US concerned at restrictions on Ethiopia opposition
Posted by miharbi on November 20 2009 11:20:43
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 ADDIS ABABA — A senior United States official voiced concerns on Friday about the restrictions on opposition parties and human rights abuses in Ethiopia ahead of elections next year. "The US is concerned by what we see as reduction in political space and the ability of opposition parties to operate and do what opposition parties should do," Karl Wycoff, deputy assistant secretary of state for East African Affairs, told reporters. |
Ethiopia convicts 27 over coup conspiracy
Posted by miharbi on November 20 2009 11:16:00
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 ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - An Ethiopian court convicted 27 serving and former soldiers on Thursday of planning a coup and found them guilty on other charges which also carry the death penalty. "The men were convicted of various offences including conspiring to kill government officials and conspiring to instruct the army not to obey government orders," Mekonnen Bezabeih, Justice Ministry spokesman, told Reuters. |
Ethiopian family struggles to escape a lethal legacy
Posted by miharbi on November 20 2009 01:35:03
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 A Canadian siblings is in jail, and the rest say they are on the run from persecution for the sins of their forefather
Ms. Makhtal, 53, is the older sister of Ethiopian-born Bashir Ahmed Makhtal, the Canadian citizen and former Toronto information technologist who has spent the past three years in Ethiopian prisons. Convicted of terrorism-related charges, he was sentenced in August to life in prison, but is scheduled to appear before an appeal court today. His family, who maintains his innocence, say they have been persecuted because of the actions of his grandfather. |
Military Communiqué
Posted by miharbi on November 16 2009 09:57:21
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 The Ogaden National Liberation Front's latest multi-ront offensive which began on 10 November 2009 has resulted in a total of 626 regime troops killed thus far. Among the killed are twelve field officers. The ONLF has captured sensitive intelligence gathering material including communications monitoring equipment. ONLF casualties were minimal given that our forces had the element of surprise on all fronts. A significant amount of military hardware has been captured or destroyed including small arms, ammunition, and communications equipment. Military grade maps have also been captured. A total of 4 large military transport vehicles have been destroyed. |
Military Communique
Posted by miharbi on November 13 2009 22:58:08
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 Armed forces of the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) launched a broad multiple front military operation against military positions of the Ethiopian occupation army liberating seven towns in Ogaden on Tuesday,10 November, 2009. The operation involved thousands of O.N.L.F troops and resulted in two days of heavy fighting. A significant number of Ethiopian troops have been killed and their military hardware captured or destroyed during this operation. |
Press Release
Posted by miharbi on November 05 2009 08:35:24
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| The Puntland Administration detained five Ogaden Somali civilians in Bassaso, who were travelling from Yemen to Ogaden on 18th October 2009.Both the Puntland militia and Ethiopian Security extensively tortured the detainees and then one of the detainees was abducted and taken to a prison in Harar. On November 2 2009, one of the prisoners in Bossaso died of internal wounds sustained during the extensive torture subjected to him. |
Time For A Shift In Priorities
Posted by miharbi on October 30 2009 08:54:59
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| (NNPA) - Twenty-five years ago, the world was sickened when pictures of starving children flashed across their television screens each night. Extreme famine, drought, and war hit Ethiopia like a ton of bricks and the victims were the nation’s most vulnerable. Ethiopia was riddled by a deadly combination of war and apathy. And while many will never forget the images from 1984, this scene has continued to replay itself over the years. |
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Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. will increase inspections of food aid deliveries to Ethiopians after complaints by members of the country’s opposition that its members are routinely denied access to foreign aid, a U.S. State Department official said.
A famine is growing across Ethiopia, but the government is clamping down on information - even ejecting aid agencies that could help bring aid for fear of provoking unrest and losing their grip on power
