Ethiopian Wolves Spotted Enjoying ‘Red Hot Poker’ Flowers: A Unique Sight
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The Human Ancestor Lucy continues to reveal secrets even 50 years after her discovery
AFP November 23, 2024 She was, for a while, the oldest known member of the human family. Fifty years after the discovery of Lucy in
Impact of Abiy Ahmed’s Fascism: Human Rights Groups Silenced
Federal authorities have revoked the licenses of two organizations focused on rights advocacy, namely the Center for Advancement of Rights and Democracy (CARD) and
Ethiopia: Rapid Population Growth, Fragile Contexts and Ethnic Politics
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-11-23 Since the early 1970s, Ethiopia’s population has tripled, growing within a subsistence economy and fragile institutions. Today, it stands as
The Unrelenting Shade of Colonial Narratives: Unmasking Western Media, Academia, and Governments Whitewashing of Amhara Genocide
Amsal Woreta November 21, 2024 Introduction An image that symbolically captures the struggles of marginalized voices striving for recognition, highlighting the distortion of narratives
Ethiopia’s Oldest Political Prisoner: Tadios Tantu as a Symbol of Resistance
By Dr. Caleb T. The Unyielding Spirit of Truth: Tadios Tantu, Ethiopia’s Oldest Political Prisoner and a Symbol of Defiance Against Authoritarianism Under Nobel
ICC Issues Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu Amid Gaza Conflict Aftermath
The situation in Gaza has sparked significant international attention and debate, especially in light of the tragic loss of life and ongoing violence. The
Fano’s Military Successes and Political Tragedies
Yonas Biru, PhD It has been over 20 months since Fano took the Amhara tribal land by storm. Its swooping early success led some