THE ANOLEE STATUE IS PURE FICTION AUTHORED BY A TPLF CADRE
Yonas Biru, Ph.D The story behind the statute is that Emperor Menilik brutalized Oromo women going as far as cutting their breast to terrorize
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The Politics of Urban Embellishment Amidst Deepening Destitution
Messay Kebede “ከፍታው በጣም ደስ ስላለን አታውርዱን።” ዳንኤል ክብረት Among Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s statements and actions that most people find disconcerting, to say
Overview of the Proposed 1.2 Trillion Birr Budget
By Tesma Endale, PhD Whoa! Ethiopia’s Minister for Finance just dropped the mic with a huge proposed budget of 1.2 trillion birr for the
Who will Win the War: Fano or the Government? By Teklu Abate
As a Prelude The federal government of Ethiopia’s war for “disarmament” in the Amhara region has become much more complicated and devastating than everyone’s expectation
Beyond the Abyss: A Call for Ethiopia’s Elites to Dialogue
By Sirak Zena June 6, 2025 Introduction: Ethiopia stands at a historic crossroads, facing a moment of truth that will define future generations. Our
From Peace Laureate to War Architect: The Unraveling of Ethiopia Under Abiy Ahmed
This powerful image captures Ethiopia’s tragic fall from hope to horror. In 2019, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was hailed as a Nobel Peace Prize-winning
Ethiopia Risks Repeating Turkmenistan’s Healthcare Tragedy
By Shimels Hussien (Dr.) Ethiopia’s healthcare system stands on the brink of collapse, mirroring the catastrophic public health crisis that unfolded in Turkmenistan under
The UAE’s Imperial Outpost in Africa: A Closer Look at Abiy Ahmed’s Strategic Alliances
By Fenta Takele The UAE’s Imperial Outpost in Africa is gaining significant attention, with many concerned about its effects on the region’s geopolitics. As
Elite Cooptation and Opposition Fragmentation in Ethiopia: The Prosperity Party’s Strategy for Political Dominance
By: Sophonias A. Kassa Introduction Ethiopia’s transition to multiparty democracy in 1991 was expected to usher in political pluralism and decentralization. However, instead of
Collateral Healers in the Crossfire: Ethiopia’s Militarized Repression and the Systemic Collapse of Healthcare
Author: Caleb Ta (Dr.) Date: May 8, 2025 Abstract This paper examines the systemic marginalization of healthcare professionals in Ethiopia amidst political repression, economic
The Axe at the Root: A Prophetic Wake-Up Call to Ethiopia’s Leaders and Church
John the Baptist’s Prophetic Voice: A Call for Repentance in the Face of Ethiopia’s Crisis Image: John the Baptist Preaching in the Wilderness May
Eskinder Nega and the Fano Movement: Personal Ambitions, Pan-Ethiopian Contradictions, and the Fragmentation of Amhara Resistance
By Agenagn Kebede Dagnew Abstract This very short and precise commentary examines the political trajectory of Eskinder Nega—an Ethiopian journalist, activist, and former political
From Crucifixion to Resurrection: Ethiopia’s Spiritual and Political Crossroads
April 29, 2025 Caleb Ta (Dr.) Author’s Motive This article is born out of a deep concern for Ethiopia’s current trajectory—marked by authoritarian rule,
Abiy Ahmed’s Policies Plunge Ethiopia into Regional Hostilities
In recent years, Ethiopia has faced tumultuous times under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed. His actions have sparked conflicts in regions like Tigray, Amhara,
Church, State, and Power Politics in Ethiopia
Messay Kebede April 24, 2025 To bring out the common feature running through the various consecutive regimes that presided over the Ethiopian political scene