There is No Free Press in Ethiopia
By Habtamu Kebede The government’s control over media and suppression of dissenting voices The independent press in Ethiopia has reportedly been prohibited from reporting
Ethiopian Diaspora Leadership: Why do we have to shame you first before we shame the world?
Please quit wasting time and energy on professional politicians and get to the real work of shouting in the world’s face about Amhara Genocide—the
AMHARA | Can Ethiopia Survive?
Ethiopia faces numerous challenges that raise questions about its future stability and prosperity. Factors such as ethnic tensions, political strife, economic issues, and environmental
About Nature of Ethiopian State: Is History Repeating Itself?
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-10-22 I wrote this article on September 26, 2016, eight years ago. I am reposting it again. Why? The phrase “history
Empowering Africa: The UN Chief’s Push for Permanent Security Council Representation
Press Release: UN News During a speech at the inauguration of the renovated Africa Hall in Addis Ababa, Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the building’s historical
The Legacy of Simegnew Bekele: Pioneering Africa’s Energy Future with the GRED Dam
The establishment of GERD as the largest hydroelectric facility in Africa underscores its capacity to drive regional development and intensify geopolitical conflicts in the
P2P Global Network Celebrates 25 Years with a Successful 16th Annual Conference
People to People global network forum On October 19, 2024, P2P, in partnership with The Network of African Diaspora Healthcare Professionals, organized its annual
The Great Nile Water Heist: A Tale of Two Thirsty Nations
By LJDemissie October 17, 2024 Once upon a time, in the land of pyramids and pharaohs, there were two very thirsty nations: Egypt and