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(The Habesha) – In the vast political landscape of the Amhara Region, the role and influence of Fano groups continue to generate interest and discussion. Who leads these compelling collective forces? What
The Development Strategies of Singapore vs. Ethiopia: A Comparative Analysis of Education and Beautification
Dr. MeKonnen Birru ([email protected]) Over the past few decades, Singapore and Ethiopia have pursued distinct paths to development. While Singapore’s transformation into a global economic powerhouse is often attributed to its focus
Why Both Ethiopia-Centered and Tribe-Based Change Agendas Continue to Fail
Yonas Biru, PhD (unedited draft for discussion) A caveat is in order at the outset. The article focuses on Oromo, Amhara and Tigray extremist forces and their conflict-brewing sidekicks in the diaspora.
Zemene Kassie: His Journey as Fano Leader and Dedication to the Amhara Community
(The Habesha) –Zemene Kassie, an integral figure of the Fano movement, commands respect and admiration not only for his leadership skills but also for his unwavering commitment to the Amhara people. A
Eskinder Nega: A Portrait of Two Faces – Freedom Fighter and Divider
Dr. MeKonnen Birru ([email protected]) Eskinder Nega, a name synonymous with the struggle for democracy and freedom in Ethiopia, is a man of undeniable courage, but also one of stark contradictions. Known for
The Legacy of Professor Getachew Haile: A Tribute to an Extraordinary Scholar
(The Habesha) – In the world of academia, few individuals made as indelible a marked as Professor Getachew Haile. The famed scholar, celebrated for his profound researched and deep expertise, was a
Colonel Abiy Ahmed Failing Ethiopia: A Deep Dive into Leadership Deficiencies
(The Habesha) – In the gripping grip of the ongoing civil war, hardcore conflicts, and rampant hunger, Ethiopia’s leadership under Abiy Ahmed appears to be on shaky grounds. Abiy Ahmed’s governance, marked
Colonel Abiy Ahmed’s Education Paradox: From School Dropout to Disrupting Ethiopian Education
(The Habesha) – Colonel Abiy Ahmed discontinued his education at the elementary level. He has clearly expressed his desire to refrain from creating any educational institutions or launching a university during his
The Impact of Prosperity Gospel Governance on Ethiopian Nationalism
At the heart of East Africa, stands Ethiopia, a nation with a long and resilient history, currently struggling with an escalating crisis. The tension between the Oromo nationalists and the prosperity gospel
We should welcome and embrace Jawar in the struggle, but with caution.
Allelign Sisay Dear Jawar. You must answer the following questions to build confidence and trust with non-Oromo Ethiopians, particularly with the Amharas. No one knows your true motives except God and Jawar,
Preserving Ethiopia’s Cultural Legacy: A Call to Action for the Tayitu Cultural Center
(The Habesha) – As the dust swirls above what’s left of the Tayitu Centre for Culture & Education, the esteemed Alemtsehay Wedajo nurtures a dream. A dream to inject life into a
Ethiopia’s Economic Woes: 7 Insights Into the $100 Billion GDP Slump
Ethiopia’s GDP has reportedly decreased to approximately 100 billion dollars due to external factors. The nominal GDP of Ethiopia, which reflects the total value of goods and services produced within the country,
The Lawless Land of East Africa: An Examination of Anarchy in Ethiopia..
By Habtamu Kebede I obtained the details in this article from a reputable and trustworthy source. However, I have modified certain information to protect the identities of the victims from potential harm
Fearful Abiy Ahmed Drone Strategy: A Tactical Move Against Fano in Addis Ababa
(The Habesha) – The Ethiopian Federal Police Commission has inaugurated a newly established Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Simulation Training Center at its headquarters. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony on 16 January, 2025, Commissioner General
Ethiopia ranks among the most repressive countries for journalists in Africa – CPJ
As reported by the Committee to Protect Journalists, there are currently six journalists detained, with five of them confronting charges associated with terrorism. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by media