Eritrea is set to shut down its diplomatic mission in Ethiopia
According to diplomatic sources, the government of Eritrea has initiated the process of closing its embassy in Addis Ababa. The only representative from Eritrea
A Forgotten Crime and the War Against Ethiopian History
Haile M. Larebo Today, I searched Ethiopian newspapers and social media for any mention of the February 19, 1937, Addis Ababa Massacre—one of the
Short Bio of Professor Mulatu Lemma, Savannah State University
His name is Dr. Mulatu Lemma. He was born in Arsi zone, Digelu & Tijo district, in Sagure town, Ethiopia. He is a professor
The Paradox of Abiy Ahmed: From Poverty to Failing Ethiopia
By Fenta Takele In this unfolding narrative, we explore the rise of Abiy Ahmed, the current Prime Minister of Ethiopia. From humble beginnings in Beshaha,
The Illusion of Expertise: The Case of Zemedeneh Negatu and the Ethiopian State Media
By LJDemissie February 17, 2025 Introduction In the realm of public discourse, especially in matters as critical as economics and finance, the integrity of
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Motley’s Visionary Speech at African Union Summit
Calls for Unity and Action Among African Nations Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – In a powerful address at the African Union summit, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor
The discussion surrounding the Pretoria Agreement was held in the African Union report
Regarding the conflict in the Tigray region, the Pretoria peace agreement process is at the center of today’s discourse with the title “What else
Ethiopia: Why is Amhara fighting? What can we do to help?
Aklog Birara, PhD “We must avoid the pitfalls of tribalism. If we are divided among ourselves on tribal lines, we open our doors to foreign intervention