Ethiopia: War crimes and genocide indictment inevitable for sadist thug Workneh Gebeyhu

The Horn Times Newsletter 20 May 2013
by Getahune Bekele, South Africa
Since he ordered kids following their parents to anti-government rallies to be shot and killed, millions in Ethiopia regard him as a very insane man endowed with evil powers to maim and murder the innocent and the defenseless.

Workneh Gebeyhu

Just looking in to his merciless gaze with blank cruelty of a cannibalized warlord sends shivers down the spine of his enemies. Since his master Meles Zenawi died Federal police boss Workneh Gebeyhu has been in sullen and vituperous mood; raging against any opposition to the TPLF. The most feared and hated man in Ethiopia, never seen smiling or talking without angrily raising his fist and punching the air, TPLF warlords see him as an ideal replacement for the self-exiled gun and sex crimes maestro, Bisrat Amare of Columbus Ohio in the US.
The iron lady of murky Tigre politics, former first lady Azeb Mesfin still adores Workneh for his ability to defend the TPLF hierarchy and for the role he played in protecting her late husband Meles Zenawi for more than two decades.
He is dangerous, extremely unpredictable and erratic with tremendous charisma to terrorize the people.
Besides the federal police, Workneh commanders various mobile death squads including the all-Tigre elite Trojan horses known as the Agazit; and it were the Agazit from their head quarters at Bella military referral hospital who invaded the streets of Addis Ababa and murdered hundreds of protesters in 2005.
According to an eye witness account obtained by the Horn Times, Dr Brihanu Metaferia, a well known gynecologist and head of the military hospital in 2005 who defected to the US in 2008, provided temporary accommodation for TPLF inner circles in the hospital’s compound from where they launched a genocidal offensive against unarmed civilians.

Ethiopians will never forget their young martyrs

Even Kids and teens were not spared during the massacre and more than 30 of them were identified days later at various government mortuaries in Addis Ababa.
Commander Workneh Gebeyhu, the man who allegedly gave the order for the senseless carnage to be carried out, is yet to admit or deny the charges labeled against him by the opposition and grieving parents.
The Horn Times has obtained names of the young men who were brutally murdered during the TPLF’s violent crackdown…
1. Matewos Girma, 14                         16. Abreham Yilma, 17

2. Tinsae Mengistu, 14                         17. Kebede Wolde, 17

3. Belaye Dejene, 15                              18. Meki Negro, 17

4. Tesfay Birhane, 15                             19. Beliyu Bayu, 18

5. Debela Ulika, 15                                20. Binyam Dembela, 18

6. Mulualem Negume, 15                        21. Dejene Yilma, 18

7. Gezahegn Mengesha, 15                       22. Endalkachew Megersa, 18

8. Yilef Nega, 15                                       23. Esubalew Ashenafi, 18

9. Neby Alemayehu, 16                             24. Fikremariyam Kumbi, 18

10. Andualem Shibelew, 16                       25. Jafar Saed, 18

11. Getachew Afework, 16                         26. Jigsa Tola, 18

12. Habtamu Zegeye, 16                              27. Siraje Nure, 18

13. Melaku Terefe, 16                                 28. Shebire Desalegn, 18

14. Melesachew Demisse, 16                      29. Tsegahun Woldegebrel, 18

15. Wasihun Kebede, 16                            30. Waliye Hussen, 18

16. Baheru Minlargew, 17                        31. Zemedkun Agedew, 18

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Black lions’ gaffer suffers total rejection by fans as Bafana prepares for ‘war’

 

The Horn Times News 21 May 2013
by Getahune Bekele, South Africa
The Coach of Ethiopian national soccer team Sewnet Bishaw (pictured) is in big trouble as the most passionate and knowledgeable fans of the black lions increased the pressure on him to resign with immediate effect.
During the recent world cup qualifying game against the Zebras of Botswana in Addis Ababa, more than 30,000 irate fans sang “Swenet Gaddafi, a soccer terrorist”, and called on Ethiopian football federation boss Sahlu Gebrewold to fire him on the spot.
Sewnet Bishaw has been on the receiving end of crippling criticism after he went to AFCON 2013 with a potential winning team but returned home with wooden spoon; scoring a single goal and conceding an embarrassing seven.
His tactical and technical knowledge of the modern game was also badly exposed when he tempered with the winning formula by making unnecessary wholesale changes for the second game against the Burkinabe stallions in South Africa. The lions were hammered four nil and as a result, for the last game against Nigeria, the team’s moral was lower than a snake’s belly.
“His game management skill is not up to the required standard. I wonder if he is attending international coaching indabas and courses to keep up to date. The result he is grinding out is not fair on the players and the victory starving nation.” A respected soccer writer told the Horn Times from Addis Ababa.
“When it seemed Sewnet Bishaw’s blunder of dedicating the AFCON qualifier victory to the dead anti-sport moron Meles Zenawi was forgotten or forgiven, he kept enticing the fans by selecting average players from Dedebit foot ball club, the club owned by legions of Tigre warlords. Preferring erratic defender Degu Debebe to the powerful Birhanu Bogale and the unfair treatment midfield power house Yared Zenabu has been getting from the technical team was also well spotted by the fans. I think it is time for the coach to go. The fans have reached the point of no return. ” The writer who requested anonymity said.
In addition, the Horn Times observed the same set of fans hurling insults at the arrogant Swenet Bishaw during Alahly vs. St George match at Addis Ababa stadium after the coach openly requested 24/7 federal police protection for himself and his family labeling the soccer lovers “anti government forces.”
Meanwhile, after announcing the names of 25 players for the upcoming crucial Brazil 2014 qualifier matches against Central African Republic and Ethiopia, South African team coach Gordon Igesund said he will prepare Bafana Bafana both mentally and physically for the ‘war’ against the unpredictable and at times devastatingly unstoppable black lions of Ethiopia.
Speaking to the media on Friday, Igesund hinted a very defensive approach against the black lions with the aim of swift counter attack using speedy Bucks winger Tlou Segolela and Sweden based striker Takelo Ranti.
However, if the technical team with or without Sewnet Bishaw gets the team selection and team line up spot on, the black lions have the ability to bury the inconsistent South Africans under avalanche of goals to stay at the summit with 10 points or 13 points if they win away in Botswana.
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