May 2023

By Belayneh Abate When many Ethiopian intellectuals realized that Abiy Ahmed is an artificial being and not the Moses that they expected, they felt betrayed and pointed their index fingers towards the betrayer-the artificial being.   However, they forgot that the remaining fingers were pointing towards themselves and so far, many of them have failed to […]

By Dr. Suleiman Walhad May 30th, 2023 I borrowed the title from a Report of the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies (“ACRPS”) dated December 4th, 2011. The word “States” to the Horn of Africa in the title here is my addition. I found the report interesting and appropriate for review. The two peoples

By Ethiopia Hagere   What concerned Ethiopians should prioritize – Pointers for Emergency Action   By briefly outlining five verifiable wrongdoings, Part 1 has argued that the multipronged assaults Abiy is waging against Ethiopia are not random and innocent mistakes borne out of ignorance and incompetence. On the contrary, they are intentional and executed with

By Ethiopia Hagere On the face of it, what PM Abiy has been doing since he came to power in 2018 seems random, incoherent, at times impulsive and overall lacking purpose and design. Careful examination, however, reveals something that borders on the diabolical! The PM has been intimating that he has been “divinely” preordained to

By Desalegn Birara  Introduction Amhara is known for its social organization, institutes & values that maintain order and sustain the community unruffled. It has the social stratification that has respective functions. These attributes of Amhara have been feared by invaders and perpetrators from in & outside. Historical enemies who were defeated by the virtues of

The killing spree targeting government officials in Ethiopia has become a disturbingly common occurrence. Opposition and rebel groups appear to be using violence as a way to achieve their political objectives, which has brought renewed attention to the issue of political violence in the country. The prevalence of extrajudicial killings in Ethiopia is not a

By Dr. Suleiman Walhad May 28th, 2023 In recent reports on the East Africa Community, it is noted that it is moving on to the federation process and discussions in this respect are underway. The process of achieving a federation, however, is complicated and would involve the creation of a federal government where current presidents

Yonas Biru, PhD Prime Minister Abiy is building a $15 Billion Palace, while negotiating a $67 Billion international aid package. This article is as much about Ethiopia as the epitome of a welfare dependent nation as it is about a failed international welfare system. The international welfare system is bankrolled primarily by the US and