Protest rallies organized world wide against attacks on Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia »
Ethiopians World Wide are organizing protest rallies at Saudi Arabia embassies and consulates in North America and Europe. The purpose…
Nov 14 2013 / No Comment / Read More »Africa’s journalists honor jailed editor Woubshet Taye »
By Sue Valentine/CPJ Africa Program Coordinator Journalists and media owners across Africa gave Ethiopian journalist Woubshet Taye a standing ovation in…
Oct 16 2013 / No Comment / Read More »Ethiopia most restrictive Sub Saharan Country, Freedom House reports »
In a Global assessment of Internet and Digital Media, Freedom House finds that, when it comes to Internet freedom, Ethiopia is…
Oct 3 2013 / No Comment / Read More »R.I.P. Eyob Mekonnen – the Popular Ethiopian singer »
BBC pays tribute to the remarkable singer Eyob Mekonnen who died last Sunday at the age of 37. Samuel Getachew…
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Exchange messages in Amharic and send ethiopian postcards to friends and relatives
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.