Hagayya 5/2017

Godina Wallaggaa bahaa aanaa Gudeyyaa Biilaatti gartuun sirna tajaajiltoota sirna Wayyaanee qabeenya ummataa saamanii dadhabnaan humna ummataa gara maallaqaatti jijjiiruun dafqa ummataa saamaa jirachuu Qeerroon gudayyaa Biilaa addeessan.

Maqaa biqiltuu dhabuun kunuunsu jedhuun ummata ijaaruun,Osoo saalaa hin qoodiin gareen tokko baay’ina namoota digdamaa_soddomaa(20_30) ijaaruun waggaadha hanga waggaatti dabareen eegsisuun nama tokkoon tokkoof qarshii 115(dhibba tokkoof,kudha shan)kaffaluufin baajata ummataaf bahe uunfaa isaanif olchata jiraachu keessa beektonni addeessan. Continue reading →

By: Dejene A. Janna

Email: abdissa2011@gmail.com

 Bonn-Germany

Introduction

Corruption is broadly defined as the abuse of public office for private gain, or the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. Various measures of corruption levels at the country level exist, from subjective perceptions indices to more objective experiential measures, and the pros and cons of these indices have been adequately explored elsewhere (Svensson, 2005; Treisman, 2007). Moreover, like the heads of Hydra’s dragon, corruption presents itself in many shapes though all originate from the same body politic. Forms of corruption differ from one another in terms of both the source of power that is exploited and the impact they have on the economy and the society of a given nation.

Corruption in Ethiopia

These days, corruption is endemic in Africa and anti-corruption strategies are politicized and largely failed across the continent. Ethiopia is not an exception; where Ethiopia brings a new expertise is in the art of covering up corruption by public officials. Continue reading →