Celebrating Women, Beyond March 8
Meklit Mintesnot meklitmnot@gmail.com Last year, as part of the celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, I observed numerous companies sharing content on
Ethiopia, Adwa and Africa
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD Africans view the Battle of Adwa as a powerful symbol of freedom and unity. This shared sentiment played a role in
Ethiopian Washington update – Why It Is in America’s Interest to Help Ethiopia
By Mesfin Mekonen, Chairman Ethiopian-American civic organizations Africa’s second most populous country stands on the brink of collapse. Without swift U.S. action, Ethiopia risks
Fano is emerging as a key actor and an alternative force in the Horn of Africa
By Eyob Tilahun Abera Author: Martin PlautWell-trained commando Fano elite force ready for the mission. Ethiopia’s PM Abiy conducted a war on Amhara to disarm Fano, using
The Urgent Call for Abiy Ahmed’s Resignation: Addressing Ethiopia’s Political Challenges
Unanimous – In recent times, Ethiopia has been witnessing an increasing clamor for a change in leadership. This surge entails the burgeoning calls for
OLF and OFC’s Delusional Expansionist Approach to Oromia’s Political Crisis
(The Habesha) – In a shocking turn of events recently, the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) and Oromo Federalist Congress (OFC) jointly issued a statement
Religion, Politics, and the Drifting of Ethnic Federalism
Messay Kebede Abrahamic religions, like Judaism, Islam, and especially Christianity, have encouraged, in one form or another, the separation of religion from politics. Recall
African Intelligence Reports: Tigray Leaders Trapped in Diplomatic Quagmire between Addis Ababa and Asmara
The horn of Africa is humming yet again with uncertainty as the relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea sinks to an all-time low post the