Abune Petros: Ethiopia’s Resilient Archbishop during Italy’s Invasion in the 1930s
In the tumultuous times of war and resistance, it requires great courage to be a beacon of hope and resilience. A figure who embodied
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WISDOM PRECEDES BRUTAL FORCE: EGYPT AND TRUMP/Kushner AGAINST ANCIENT ETHIOPIA?
Tecola W Hagos (30 March 2020) “If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.”Abraham Maslow In General
Abiy Ahmed’s formal education ended as quickly as began at Beshasha Primary School
(The Habesha) –Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s visionary leader, has an intriguing educational journey that has significantly shaped his life and career. Ironically, his formal education
From Seventh Grade to Prime Minister: Abiy Ahmed’s Journey through the OLD and TPLF
(The Habesha) – Navigating through the intriguing and complex path of Abiy Ahmed’s life journey reveals a narrative immersed in struggle, ambition, and by
Emperor Haile Selassie by Bereket Habte Selassie-review
Reviewed by Charles W. McClellan This slim volume by distinguished scholar of African studies and law, Bereket Habte Selassie is part of Ohio University Press’s
Teddy Afro with Alebe Show… Alebachew Teka!
Jun 2, 2020 Teddy Afro with Alebe Show… Alebachew Teka!
Strife in Ethiopia
By Adem K Abebe November 04, 2019 When news broke of an alleged attempt to remove the security detail of Oromo activist and media
Lucy ‘Remarkably Complete’ Skull of 3.8-Million-Year-Old Early Human Ancestor Discovered in Ethiopia
A “remarkably complete” skull belonging to an early human ancestor that lived 3.8 million years ago has been discovered in Ethiopia. This is the
African Countries’ Complex Problems: Rethinking the Efficacy of Duty-Free or Free Trade
Fekadu Bekele (Ph D) 08. 2019 Human dignity is offended when persons are denied the opportunity to participate in their own development, when development
Lingering Questions in the Murder of our Hero Engineer Simegnew Bekele
By Zeate Medhin, July 29, 2018. Addis Ababa. Engineer Simegnew Bekele is a national hero who went above and beyond the call of duty.
Senior Research Associate Mammo Muchie wins SET Finalist Award
The TMCD would like to extend its congratulations to our senior research associate, Professor Mammo Muchie, for his recent award as a finalist for Science, Engineering
Va. man sentenced to federal prison in connection with atrocities during Ethiopia’s ‘Red Terror’
By Martin Weil May 24 at 9:06 PM An Alexandria man was sentenced Friday to 37 months in federal prison in connection with statements he
Hidden in Windsor Castle: The Mysterious Death and Burial of the Ethiopian Prince
Posted on March 20, 2019 by Lemn Sissay In the late 19th century, a young Ethiopian prince named Alemayehu was tragically swept up in the colonial ambitions
Remembering the Unyielding Resistance of Abune Petros: Ethiopia’s Patriarch Executed in Italian Occupation
July 29, 1936, marks an unprecedented episode in the history of Ethiopian resistance – the execution of the brave Patriarch, Abune Petros by occupying
Peeling Back The Layers of ‘Rooster in The Chicken Coop?’: A Rejoinder to Prof Tekola-Hagos’s Article!
By Tsega Menkir After reading the good professor’s temper tantrum on the new Ethiopian administration, where he clearly displayed his misogynistic as well as