I'm fully proud about u our hero Hayelom Araya...Tigray Adey has the most honorable,heroes,a man with balls that's us Tigrawot.seb sire deki jeganu...it's been great and proudly to be we'd Tigray.for one Hayelom is considered to be million people I don't know if people know,but that's how it's goes.
Hadush (Hayelom) Araya (born in shire town,North western Tigray in 1955) was a prominent TPLF commander,he was a brave commander,he led an Agazi operation to free over thousands of prisoners in Mekelle prison which happened in Februery 1985,he liberated several cities,zones and regions,Adwa,Adigrat,Mekele and Addis Ababa were among them.Major general Hayelom (overpowering) Araya was shot down in a restaurant in Addis Ababa in February 1996.He left Mohamed Hayelom Araya and Daniel Hayelom Araya.His monument was unveiled at his birthplace Shire,Tigray region.
EPRDF passes through a great challenge and sacrifices numerous unsung heroes and heroine to bring the current peace, development and democracy. However, all this story remain under told. Part of the reason is eprdf has not a culture living today with yesterday victory. But the next generation would like to know all the challenge you had, all the sacrifices you made then keeps protecting the peace and growth that you brought paying your blood.
we payed allot of blood but we not gain a free dome as we consider not from the government but from the people what mean that the people must be respect each other to live together
This is a video of Ethiopian history of the events by the people who lived to tell about it . The Thing that i didn't get is What fucking news got to do with this and you haven't even mentioned a single reliable source or its because you just cant seem to read the guys comments
Ethiopian police detain VOA reporter NAIROBI, May 25 (CPJ) Police in Ethiopia on Friday detained Peter Heinlein, a correspondent for the U.S. government-funded Voice of America, along with Simegnish Yekoye, a freelance reporter and Heinlein's interpreter, according to Jennifer Janin, the Africa coverage editor for VOA, and local journalists. Heinlein and Simegnish were detained while covering a demonstration of Muslims protesting government interference in religious affairs, Janin said.
