Ethiopian Health Workers Demand Salary Increase and Better Benefits
Ethiopian health workers have recently staged protests across the nation, voicing their demands for a salary increase and the recognition of their benefits. These
Abiy Ahmed Should Face the International Tribunal – The Habesha
The active genocide alert sounding across Ethiopia's Amhara region is raising serious concerns, as the nation grapples with an escalating humanitarian crisis. The Amhara
Mass Arrests in Ethiopia: Journalists Targeted Amidst Crackdown
May 5, 2025 The Guardian Ethiopia has seen a troubling shift in its approach toward journalists, moving from a celebration of media freedom to
The Importance of Truth in Telling History: Aboy Sibehat’s Story
(The Habesha) – History is a witness to the passage of time, a delicate balance of truth and reflection. Events that shape our present
The End of the Atrocious Italian Occupation: 84th Anniversary
May 5, 1941, marks the victorious entry of Haile Selassie into Addis Ababa to end the atrocious Italian occupation. The war of the Italian
Redemption (ቤዛ) in Ethiopian Orthodox Theology
By LJDemissie May 5, 2025 Dedication This article is dedicated to Ethiopian Orthodox Christians, particularly to my late parents and His Holiness Abune Mathias,
Contraband Justice: A Teenager’s Vision for a Just Ethiopia
By: Tsehay Demeke In Ethiopia today, justice is no longer a right—it is a product. It is bought and sold, bartered and bargained, smuggled
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