Geletaw Zeleke

Geletaw Zeleke is an activist and publicist concentrating on social justice and political freedom issues. He has studied development studies in South-Korea

Identity politics on the scales of democracy and justice

Ethiopian politics is divided along ethnic lines. This puts the concept of majority rule under pressure and creates a situation that is neither democratic nor just. Ethiopian politicians should strive to cement Ethiopian unity through democracy and justice, not bloodlines

By Geletaw Zeleke

/ 24 May 2012

A theory of conventional cultural unity

Development and peace in Ethiopia are hampered by a poor social network infrastructure, low trust between the people and the government and low trust between ethnic groups. Conventional cultural unity would harmonise a peace by strengthening the psychological attachments between Ethiopians.

By Geletaw Zeleke

/ 29 Feb 2012