http://www.bloggernews.net/14238 High-quality English language analysis and editorial writing on the news. Thu, 16 Feb 2012 05:57:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.bloggernews.net/14238#comment-1318 yotiman Tue, 30 Jan 2007 21:47:13 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/14238#comment-1318 The comment and analysis made by Mr. Fanta is well articulated and dissected the major facts. He has also entertained the future objective for the TFG and the Ethiopian government not only securing borders but also minimizing if not eliminating oppositions. But one thing that many political analysts are not mentioning, for whatever the reason may be, is the fact that some rich and powerful Arab countries are interfering in African affairs. North Africa nations are both members of the AU (African Union ) and the AL (Arab League ). The latter has a seat in the AU where as the former has none in the AL. If we look around Africa, we see few disruptions in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, and, Sudan. The disruptions in the above mentioned countries have some sort of Arabs agenda be it political, economical and/or religion. For the reasons of Islamization of Sub-Saharan Africa, to oil , to Nile Arab nations are directly or indirectly engaged in African affairs. I would like see more analysts to discuss and shed some truth on these issues in relation to conflicts engulfing some African regions. The comment and analysis made by Mr. Fanta is well articulated and dissected the major facts.
He has also entertained the future objective for the TFG and the Ethiopian government not only securing borders but
also minimizing if not eliminating oppositions. But one thing that many political analysts are not mentioning, for whatever the reason may be, is the fact that some rich and powerful Arab countries are interfering in African affairs. North Africa nations are both members of the AU (African Union ) and the AL (Arab League ). The latter has a seat in the AU where as the former has none in the AL. If we look around Africa, we see few disruptions in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, and, Sudan. The disruptions in the above mentioned countries have some sort of Arabs agenda be it political, economical and/or religion. For the reasons of Islamization of Sub-Saharan Africa, to oil , to Nile Arab nations are directly or indirectly engaged in African affairs. I would like see more analysts to discuss and shed some truth on these issues in relation to conflicts engulfing some African regions.

]]> http://www.bloggernews.net/14238#comment-1317 yotiman Tue, 30 Jan 2007 21:41:00 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/14238#comment-1317 The comment and analysis made by Mr. Fanta is well articulated and dissected the major facts. He has also entertained the future objectives for the TFG and the Ethiopian government not only securing borders but also minimizing if not eliminating oppositions. But one thing that many political analysts are not mentioning, for whatever reason it may be, is the fact that some rich and powerful Arab countries are interfering in African affairs. North Africa nations are both members of the AU (African Union ) and the AL (Arab League ) as well. The latter has a seat in the AU where as, the former has none in the AL. If we look around Africa, we see few disruptions in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, and,Sudan. The disruptions in the above mentioned countries have some sort of Arabs agenda be it political, economical and/or religion. For the reason of Islamization of Sub-Saharan Africa, to oil , to Nile Arab nations are directly or indirectly engaged in African affairs. I would like to see more analyst to discuss and shed some truth on these issues in relation to conflicts engulfing some African regions. The comment and analysis made by Mr. Fanta is well articulated and dissected the major facts.
He has also entertained the future objectives for the TFG and the Ethiopian government not only securing borders but
also minimizing if not eliminating oppositions. But one thing that many political analysts are not mentioning, for whatever reason it may be, is the fact that some rich and powerful Arab countries are interfering in African affairs. North Africa nations are both members of the AU (African Union ) and the AL (Arab League ) as well. The latter has a seat in the AU where as, the former has none in the AL. If we look around Africa, we see few disruptions in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, and,Sudan. The disruptions in the above mentioned countries have some sort of Arabs agenda be it political, economical and/or religion. For the reason of Islamization of Sub-Saharan Africa, to oil , to Nile Arab nations are directly or indirectly engaged in African affairs. I would like to see more analyst to discuss and shed some truth on these issues in relation to conflicts engulfing some African regions.

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