God Brought Abiy Ahmed to Punish Ethiopia

October 20, 2025

News

By Mezegebu Tefera From the dawn of creation, Ethiopia has stood as a testament to divine purpose — a land woven by faith, courage, and timeless grace. For centuries she endured conquest,

Hailemariam Desalegn: A Placeholder Prime Minister who gave the country for Butcher Abiy Ahmed

Awaze News·News

October 20, 2025

By Zehabesha Editorial Team From Hailemariam Desalegn to Abiy Ahmed: Ethiopia’s Fragile Transition and the Crisis of Leadership Introduction Ethiopia’s modern political trajectory remains a cautionary tale of broken reform and recurring

Mufti Haji Umar Idris (1940 – 2025): A Life of Faith, Wisdom, and National Service

By Zehabesha Editorial Team Mufti Haji Umar Idris, one of Ethiopia’s most respected Islamic scholars and a guiding voice for moral leadership, passed away after decades of public service. His death marks the end of an era in which religious

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The Quest for Peace and Bread in Ethiopia

Analysis & Opinion

October 19, 2025

By: Sophonias A. Kassa Introduction: A Nation in Distress Once a beacon of African independence and resilience, Ethiopia now finds itself torn apart by internal conflict and economic despair. The dreams that

Freedom is Not Free Good —-why initiative-taking by Ethiopian youth matters—

Analysis & Opinion

October 18, 2025

Aklog Birara (Dr) In a conversation with an Ecuadorian entrepreneur whose family relies on the preparation and sale of Ecuador’s world famous “flaky, buttery bizcochos de Cayambe,” I gained more insight on

The Legacy of Meles Zenawi and Lencho Leta: How Ethnic Federalism Paved the Way for Abiy Ahmed’s Fascistic Rule

By Tibebe Eshete Freedom and unity were sacrificed at the altar of ethnic politics. That phrase captures Ethiopia’s tragic fall from a nation of promise to one torn apart by identity-based rule, authoritarianism, and bloodshed. When Meles Zenawi took power

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Mutilated Justice: War Crimes and the Moral Collapse of Ethiopia’s Oromo-Led Government

October 18, 2025

Analysis & Opinion

By Caleb Ta. (Dr.) Independent Researcher in African Political Affairs; Human Rights Advocate October 18, 2025 Abstract The alleged mutilation of 19-year-old Fanit Balem Wasse, a female member of the Amhara Fano

Animal Farm and the Struggle for Freedom, Democracy, and Human Rights in Ethiopia

Analysis & Opinion

October 18, 2025

Introduction George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” is not simply a story about animals; it is a profound political allegory about how revolutions fail when ideals are corrupted by power. Written in 1945, Orwell’s

Armed Struggle In Ethiopia, Undergoing Intensified Activity, While Peaceful Struggle Largely Dormant

By Nama Nekemto For an extended period our collective efforts have rightly involved deep intellectual discourse and rigorous debates surrounding the optimal theoretical pathways to achieving fundamental democratic change in Ethiopia. These conversations have undeniably served a crucial purpose, shaping

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Cruel Abiy Ahmed Ali

October 17, 2025

Editorials

By The Habesha Editorial Board October 16, 2025 Cruelty, Centralization, Manipulation, and Betrayal: The Complex Leadership of Abiy Ahmed Ali The atrocity in Fanit, Bäʿalemlay, is not a random act of military

Selective Outrage and Double Standards: Questioning South Africa’s Moral Focus on Genocide

Analysis & Opinion

October 15, 2025

By Caleb Ta. (Dr.) Independent Researcher in African Political Affairs; Human Rights Advocate Preface: A Test of Moral Consistency in Africa’s New Diplomacy In an age when moral leadership is increasingly invoked

Guns Can Win Wars, Not Democracies: A Response to Nama Nekemto

By Abel Eshetu Debate is the lifeblood of a democratic culture, and I welcome Nama Nekemto’s thoughtful rebuttal to my article “Myths of Armed Struggle in Bringing Sustainable Peace in Ethiopia.” Our disagreement, I believe, is not about whether injustice exists

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Is Parking Work a Disgrace or a Dignified Act for Gedu?

Editorials·News

October 14, 2025

By The Habesha Editorial Board “True honor lies in earning a clean livelihood through honest work, not in living lavishly on the toil and blood of the people.” In an era when

Ethiopia: Washington Update – 50 State Strategy: A Call to Action

News

October 14, 2025

Washington update – by Mesfin Mekonen We are launching a 50-State Strategy to mobilize Ethiopian Americans and friends of Ethiopia across the country. Each state will organize efforts to contact U.S. Senators and Members of

Open Letter to Reverend Franklin Graham

October 13, 2025 Subject: A Christian Appeal to Refuse Mediation on Behalf of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s Regime Dear Reverend Franklin Graham, Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I write this letter to you

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Messay Kebede Professor Emeritus College of Arts and Sciences and Addis Ababa University: Philosophy

Reflections on the Saliency of Fano’s Unification

October 13, 2025

Analysis & Opinion

Messay Kebede Despite repeated promises, a successful merger of Fano groups is continuously postponed to a later date. My purpose is not to throw cold water on the attempt at unification: I

Ethiopia’s Poverty Rate Soars to 43% in 2025 — World Bank Warns of Reversed Progress

News

October 13, 2025

The Habesha Review | World Bank and IMF | October 2025 After more than two decades of hard-won progress in reducing poverty, Ethiopia is witnessing a dramatic reversal. According to the World

Ethiopian Birr Continues Its Free Fall: Inflation, Political Instability, and Forex Shortages Deepen Economic Woes

By Zehabesha Business Desk | October 2025 The Ethiopian Birr (ETB) continues its downward spiral, emerging as one of the weakest currencies in Africa. Since January 2025, the Birr has lost more than 30% of its value against the U.S.

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ANALYSIS & OPINION

Haile Selassie’s Band of Armenian Orphans: How a Shared Faith Shaped Ethiopia’s Musical Legacy

October 10, 2025

History·News

By Zehabesha News DeskSource: New Lines Magazine, by Irina Costache (October 10, 2025) In the spring of 1924, Ras Tafari Makonnen—Ethiopia’s Crown Prince and de facto ruler, later crowned Emperor Haile Selassie—set

Aksum and Adulis From One Kingdom to Ethiopia and Eritrea

August 14, 2025

History·News

The Habesha On History Aksum and Adulis were twin pillars of the Aksumite Kingdom, linking highland markets to Red Sea trade between 300 BCE and 1,000 CE. Today, Aksum lies in Ethiopia while Adulis is in Eritrea. What is the connection between Aksum

Ethiopian History Unveiled: Ancient Civilizations to Modern Day

The Habesha On History Ethiopian history is a rich tapestry woven

Human Rights

Sudan is Facing the World’s Deadliest Humanitarian Crisis

September 28, 2025

Human Rights·News

Genocide Alert Team A Nation on the Brink Sudan today stands as the site of the world’s deadliest humanitarian disaster. What began as a violent struggle for power between rival factions has

“They Make a Desert and Call It Peace”: Mia Mottley’s Moral Indictment of a World in Crisis

September 27, 2025

Human Rights

“‘They plunder, they butcher, they ravish, they make it desert and call it peace.’” – Barbados PM’s Powerful Speech at UN | AC1G When Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley took the podium at

History Repeating Itself: From Professor Asrat Woldeyes to Christian Tadele

The Habesha News Desk September 18, 2025 The story of Ethiopia’s political

History

The Legacy of Meles Zenawi and Lencho Leta for Ethnic Conflicts

July 11, 2025

History·News

July 11, 2025 The Habesha Meles Zenawi and Lencho Leta played significant roles in shaping Ethiopia’s ethnic-based borders, forever altering the nation’s political landscape. As the architect of the ethnic federalism system,

Ethiopian Bible: Unlocking the Secrets Hidden from Western Christianity

June 9, 2025

History

Did you know that 99% of people believe the Bible has never changed? Yet, hidden in plain sight is the Ethiopian Bible—a version older, larger, and teeming with lost books that Western

The End of the Atrocious Italian Occupation: 84th Anniversary

May 5, 1941, marks the victorious entry of Haile Selassie into Addis

Biography | Profile

Christian Tadele Biography Life Career Detention and Health Update

September 30, 2025

Biography

By The Habesha News Desk September 30, 2025 Christian Tadele’s early life and education, rise as an Ethiopian politician, and his role in the National Movement of Amhara (NaMA). Many ask: What is his work

Mohammed Al Amoudi Billionaire Boosts Ethiopia’s Economy

September 14, 2025

Biography·News

By The Habesha News Desk September 14, 2025 Mohammed Al Amoudi backs the Ethiopian economy in a big way. Often called the richest in Ethiopia and a global billionaire, he was born in Ethiopia, lived in Saudi Arabia,

Gebisa Ejeta World Food Prize Laureate and Purdue Sorghum Pioneer

By The Habesha News Desk September 4, 2025 – Gebisa Ejeta, 2009

Art & Music

Ethiopiyaye (ኢትዮጵያዬ)” – Rahel Getu’s Patriotic Anthem (2021)

Art & Music·Video

August 3, 2025

Rahel Getu’s stirring single “Ethiopiyaye (ኢትዮጵያዬ)”, released on September 4, 2021, formed a powerful centerpiece of her debut album Etemete, making her the first member of the girl group Endegna (formerly Yegna)

Art & Music·Biography

Afewerk Tekle: Celebrating an Ethiopian Artistic Icon

May 18, 2025

(The Habesha) – Afewerk Tekle, a celebrated Ethiopian artist, was born on October 22, 1932, in Ankober, Shewa Province. Renowned for his vibrant paintings and stunning stained glass works, Afewerk’s art reflects

Ethiopia Urges King Charles to Return Looted Sacred Artifacts from 150 Years Ago

By OLIVIA ALLHUSEN / Daily Mail Ethiopia has formally requested that King Charles

Sport

Egyptian Fans Used Laser Pointer Against Ethiopian Goalkeeper, Ethiopia Files Formal Complaint to CAF

News·Sport

September 9, 2025

By The Habesha News Desk September 9, 2025 During a heated African Cup of Nations qualifier, controversy erupted after Egyptian fans were caught using laser pointers to distract Ethiopia’s goalkeeper. Television footage

News·Sport

Ethiopian Delivers Record-Breaking Victory in Sydney Marathon

August 31, 2025

By The Habesha News Desk August 31, 2025 Sydney, August 31, 2025 — In a stunning display of endurance and speed, Ethiopia’s Hailemaryam Kiros blitzed the 42.2 km course to claim the fastest

ESFNA 42nd Annual Tournament Grand Finale Tonight in Seattle!

July 5, 2025 The Habesha News Desk It’s finally here—the moment we’ve

Videos

Fasil Demoz Returns with “Mela Alew Goje” — A Powerful New Amharic Music Release for 2025

News·Video

October 11, 2025

Zehabesha Entertainment Desk Renowned Ethiopian artist Fasil Demoz has officially released his latest single, “Mela Alew Goje” (መላ አለው ጎጄ), marking one of the most anticipated musical launches of 2025. The new

Art & Music·News·Video

Amoraw Kamora | Aschalew Fetene – Music Video 2025

January 14, 2025

Jan 14, 2025 The Habesha News Desk The collaboration between Amoraw Kamora and Aschalew Fetene is anticipated to resonate with audiences, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary music. With its engaging visuals

Fano: The Unsung Heroes of Ethiopia’s Fight for Freedom

What is the Fano Movement? The Fano movement represents a collective of

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