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Day 47: The disappearance of Ethiopia’s tin-pot dictator

Posted on by Elias Kifle

It’s been 47 days since Ethiopia’s dictator Meles Zenawi has disappeared.

Here are the latest updates:

1. The ruling junta still claims Meles is alive and getting rest at an undisclosed location.
2. The TPLF junta’s leadership is holding a marathon meeting to decide who should replace Meles.
3. The majority of the TPLF leadership is said to be leaning toward making Hailemariam Dessalegn acting PM until the next fake “election”.
4. They are preparing to announce that Meles Zenawi has resigned because of bad health.
5. The regime’s hard currency reserve is depleting fast.

2 thoughts on “Day 47: The disappearance of Ethiopia’s tin-pot dictator”

  1. A back room deal between woyane fascist junta and aid donors is on going. Yet again somebody else is making decisions on the fate of the poor suffering people of Ethiopia.

  2. Oh Meles, where art thou?
    In the coffin, left to be rotten
    For your savage comrades to deceive the forgotten
    Already in your grave, met your friend the devil
    Answered to God for your past evil
    Or still alive, a dead man walking
    Getting a taste of your own medicine
    Ailing, suffering and burning

    Tell us, how does it feel to finally decipher
    All your savagery, oppression tool
    Jailing, killing and divide-and-rule
    Nepotism, tribalism and being cruel
    Amassed wealth robbed from your people
    All ends up being to no avail
    After all, you are just mortal

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