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By Dr. Suleiman Walhad July 14th, 2023 The world is full of challenges, which are increasing continuously. Nations are rising while others which were in the top tier seem to be on down-sliding economic slope, which seems to be now causing stirs in international diplomacy, if one should call it, diplomacy. Indeed, it is not […]

Part Three Tesfaye Demmellash How should Amhara/patriotic forces wage a robust, existential fight against the brutally repressive, genocidal Oromo identity regime? The value and necessity of armed engagement by Fanno and other militia, aided and enabled by widespread public action, cannot be gainsaid. Fueled by dire survival needs, interests, and historical experience, these forms of struggle

By Desalegn Birara Introduction Preservation of cultural and historical heritages in Ethiopia is clenched with multiple challenges. Political ideologies, social organizations, ecological environments, structural infrastructures, traditional belief systems, policies and most profoundly historical narrations affected the endeavors to protect heritages in the country. Heritages faced these dangers because of intrinsic conservation limitations and flaws on

By Dr. Suleiman Walhad July 12th, 2023 When a nation or a region needs to develop, it must first identify itself as lagging behind others and why it is lagging behind, and it embarks on a deliberate program and implements strategies for moving itself forward in the scale of development in terms of social welfare,

Yonas Biru, PhD I refer to Ethiopia’s political system as a tribal federation rather than ethnic federation because it is primitive and degenerative, not to mention its savagery. A tribal mindset lacks an ethical grid and a human moral campus. At its worst, it invades and poisons religious institutions. It is this phenomenon that has triggered

By  Dr. Suleiman Walhad July 10th, 2023 Like the rest of the continent, the Horn of Africa States enjoys abundant natural resources and a potential for high economic growth. It has been growing at an average rate of 5 percent per year over the past decade. Of, course the bigger economies such as that of

 By   Gamo  Ditamo Ethiopians are ethnically divided, and everything that unites them is intentionally being destroyed in order to further a wicked political goal. The Oromummaa regime in power has intensified its efforts to eradicate everything that fosters comradery, collaboration, and togetherness among Ethiopians. In every regard, conditions in Ethiopia have deteriorated significantly since the

Part III Abiy Ahmed’s Mendacity on the International Stage By  Haile Tessema (This is part III, the last instalment covering the embarrassing behaviour of Abiy Ahmed) Abiy Ahmed has been treated as an international pariah due to his frequent lies, deceptive behaviour, and bombastic statements. Here are some instances of Abiy Ahmed’s public mendacity on the

By Dr. Suleiman Walhad July 8th, 2023 How are the moods and attitudes of the people of the Horn of Africa changing with the changing moods of the international community and the region itself? It is, indeed, a difficult question but simple at the same time. The Horn of Africa States is located in one

Yonas Biru, PhD Bagdad Ali was the Iraqi Minister of Information under President Saddam Hussein, during the US invasion of Iraq. He got the nickname Bagdad Ali in the US, Comical Ali in the UK, Ali il Comico in Italy, and አሊ ቀውሷ in Ethiopia because he was making laughable media briefings about the war that was wildly