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Truism taken from Bealu Girma’s Works
Slager Ferede – December 26, 2024. As a renowned journalist, Bealu Girma was a prolific writer and author of several articles and books. Bealu was articulate, astounding, and mindful. He was highly
Urgent Human Rights Appeal Letter
December 26, 2024 To: United Nations Human Rights Council Amnesty International Human Rights Watch African Union Human Rights Directorate European Union External Action Service United States Department of State, Bureau of Democracy,
Which country has the most Ethiopian immigrants?
According to information from Wikipedia Wikipedia, Saudi Arabia stands out as a prominent destination for Ethiopian migrants, hosting approximately 2.1 million individuals from Ethiopia. This influx is primarily driven by the country’s
How the Global Alliance for the Rights of Ethiopians is Supporting Gugna, Ethiopia
Global Alliance for the Righhts of Ethiopians (GARE) Statement andd Urgent Appeal for Humanitarian Suupport in Gugna District of Northern Woolo, Ethiopia. Donate – https://globalethiopia.org/donations/emergency-assistance-to-starving-victims-in-bugena/ December 25, 2024 The Global Alliance for
Elites’ Power Grab Contra People’s Empowerment
Messay Kebede December 26, 2024 The great irony of the 1995 Ethiopian constitution is that it is blamed for all the deep cracks dividing Ethiopians when its glaring handicap is that it
Imprisoned Ethiopian Parliament members is in dangerous health issues
World Council of Parliaments Dear Eecutves With due respect, we seek your advocacy on behalf of the Ethiopian people who have been subjected to a totalitarian regime under the guise of a
Amhara Exclusion in Ethiopia: A Deep Dive into the Political Landscape
The Amhara people, one of Ethiopia’s largest ethnic groups, have historically played a significant role in shaping the country’s political, cultural, and social fabric. Despite this, the Amhara have faced increasing political
With Jawar’s Political Conversion Oro-Mara 2.0 Can be Boy-King Abiy’s Graveyard
Yonas Biru, PhD Two things rattle the Boy-King’s confidence in maintaining the levers of power. But his opponents are oblivious. For those who care to listen, he has publicly announced what he
Ethiopia’s worsening crisis is also an opportunity for Trump
by Mesfin Tegenu The Hill This November, a 20-year-old man from the Amhara region of Ethiopia — forced to drop out of school by the ongoing civil wars in Africa’s second-most populous
Justice for Christian Tadele Tsegaye: A Call to the International Community
Christian Tadele Tsegaye, a leading opposition figure and spokesperson for the National Movement of Amhara (NaMA), has become a victim of severe political persecution under the regime of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
Can Ethiopia Change Course and Save Itself from the Devastating Outcomes of Ethnic Politics: Proliferation of Conflict, Underdevelopment, and Slide into Mass Poverty
An October 2024 United Nations Development Program (UNDP) report on Ethiopia paints a country gripped by dire multidimensional poverty crisis, afflicting a substantial portion of the population. The UNDP assigns a multidimensional
A demon by the Bank of the Blue Nile River
By Aschalew kebede Abebe The Triangular Entanglement It had been more than a century since the foundation of the conspiracy theory had lain down. It had begun when Theodore Herzl proposed to
WHO ARE FANO PEOPLE?
Fano is a term referring to a loosely organized group of Ethiopian armed militia and youth movements, primarily active in the Amhara region. Fano is deeply rooted in Ethiopian history, symbolizing resistance
Ethiopian Soccer Stadium Transformed into Artillery Site Amid Amhara War
Zecharias Zelalem Special to The Globe and Mail Published December 19, 2024 Soldiers with the Ethiopian National Defence Force travel on a truck near Aykel, in the Amhara region, on Feb. 27.MICHELE SPATARI/Getty
Jawar’s Interview with BBC Undermines His Project to Rebrand His Image
Yonas Biru, PhD For nearly half a century, Oromo and Tigray tribal intellectuals have been and continue to be the curse of Ethiopia. Over the last six years, Amhara tribal intellectuals have