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No Funeral at AA University.

July 24, 2025

AAUniversity Student’s Death and the Friends Who Carried Him to Gojjam. By Allelign Sisay In September 1981, Tibebu, Amanuel, Girma, and I (Alebel) met during freshman registration at Addis Ababa University. We

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Jawar Mohammed’s Racist Ideology: Unmasking the Danger to Ethiopia

July 24, 2025

July 24, 2025 The Habesha Jawar Mohamed, a figure often highlighted in Ethiopian media, has become a controversial subject due to his perceived racism and views toward different ethnic groups within Ethiopia.

How Idiots Ended Up in Power: A Country’s Political Paradox

July 23, 2025 The Habesha It’s a troubling time in Ethiopia as Abiy Ahmed and his associates seem to be steering the country towards a precarious future. The nation is witnessing divisions among the Oromo people, mirroring the fragmented political

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ANALYSIS & OPINION·Politics

President Essias and Prime Minister Abiy: two sides of the same coin for Tigray

July 22, 2025

By Pilatos In the past few days, we are hearing that the TPLF clique which split into two are seeking a sanctuary from their archenemies. One clique is begging president Essias and

ANALYSIS & OPINION·Scholarly Articles

Compact with Africa or Dismantling Africa and make it helpless!

July 22, 2025

Fekadu Bekele (PhD) July 22, 2025 “The purpose of studying economics is not to acquire a set of ready-made answers to economic questions, but to learn how to avoid being deceived by

Key Conversations Between US Secretary of State and Ethiopian PM

In a recent phone conversation, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed discussed crucial matters concerning Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa. Held on July 15, 2017, this exchange emphasized Ethiopia’s impressive economic growth and the

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When Reforms Hurt: The Unbearable Cost of Living in Ethiopia Under IMF’s Watch

July 21, 2025

By: Abel Eshetu Gebremedhin ( PhD, Candidate , AAU) Ethiopians are no strangers to hardship. But the current wave of economic struggle gripping the nation feels different—deeper, more widespread, and dangerously unsustainable.

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Egypt’s Strategic Diplomacy: Rejecting US Proposals on Gaza and Ethiopia’s Dam

July 20, 2025

Egypt’s recent rejection of the United States’ proposed quid pro quo regarding the crises in Gaza and the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) signifies a significant shift in international diplomatic relations.

Breaking News: Fano Forces Gain Upper Hand Over Abiy Ahmed’s Military

Breaking news out of Ethiopia highlights a rapidly escalating conflict as the Fano forces claim a significant advantage over Abiy Ahmed’s military. With over 80 percent of the province under their control, including crucial border areas with Sudan, Fano forces

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London Fano Pride vs. Washington D.C. Fano Disappointment: A Tale of Two Cities

July 19, 2025

In the vast tapestry of Ethiopian diaspora communities across the globe, the London Fano has emerged as a true champion of Amhara resilience and unity. Their efforts in London have been nothing

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Uhuru Kenyatta Faces Challenges in Reviving Tigray Mediation Efforts

July 18, 2025

Uhuru Kenyatta, the African Union mediator for Tigray, is finding it exceptionally challenging to breathe new life into the faltering mediation efforts in northern Ethiopia. Reports from African Intelligence highlight that tensions

IMF Warns of Ethiopia’s Default While Seeking Debt Solutions

Ethiopia’s economic landscape remains a whirlwind, as the nation navigates the complexities

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Ethiopia’s Economy is in A critical State, facing Severe Economic Meltdown.

July 16, 2025

Nama Nekemto The Ethiopian economy is experiencing a severe and rapidly deteriorating crisis. The decline is no longer merely concerning; it has reached a critical juncture, threatening widespread economic instability. The nation

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam as a test case for 21st-century energy diplomacy

July 16, 2025

16 July 2025 Energy diplomacy The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Africa’s largest hydroelectric project, showcases the complex dynamics between energy ambition, regional cooperation, and geopolitical sensitivity. Located on the Blue Nile,

Fano Unity: Stand Together Against Common Challenges

Hey there, Fano community! It’s time to stop fighting and show some

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Amhara Political Prisoners Face Delayed Justice in Ethiopian Courts

July 16, 2025

In an ongoing trial that has caught the attention of many, political prisoners and prisoners of conscience accused of terrorism due to their Amhara ethnicity find themselves navigating the complexities of the

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General Tadesse Accuses Federal Government of Militant Harassment

July 15, 2025

General Tadesse Werede has made a thoughtful stand amidst rising tensions in the Afar region, expressing his dedication to resolving conflicts through peaceful means. He recently addressed concerns over harassment from militants

MSF Workers Tragically Killed in Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict

In a heart-wrenching report from the BBC news, it’s shared that three

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Abiy Ahmed Is “Anti-Amhara”

July 14, 2025

Abiy Ahmed has generated significant controversy regarding his relationship with the Amhara people. Although he began his term in 2018 as a reformer brimming with potential, many now view his actions as

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Enginer Simegnew Bekele: Key Figure in Dam’s Near Completion

July 14, 2025

Credit is due to Enginer Simegnew Bekele, who was tragically taken from us, having been mysteriously killed in broad daylight at a public square. Dr. Melkesa has revealed that Abiy Ahmed was

Tigray’s Shifting Politics: Emerging Parties Challenge TPLF Dominance

A new political order is reshaping Tigray’s landscape in the wake of

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Ethiopian Airlines to Receive Electric Aircrafts for Tourism by 2025

July 14, 2025

Exciting news from Ethiopian Airlines! Get ready for a leap into the future as Mesfin Tassew, the CEO, has announced that the airline will receive two electric aircraft next year. This milestone

ANALYSIS & OPINION·Education

Is Education Paying Ethiopian Youth? A Critical Reflection on the Pseudo Rate of Return

July 14, 2025

By: Abel Eshetu Gebremedhin ( PhD Candidate, AAU) In Ethiopia, education has long been hailed as the primary vehicle for social mobility, economic advancement, and national development. Parents invest their hopes, resources,

Why? Oromo Activists Are Speaking Out Now Amidst Ethiopian Tensions

July 13, 2025 The Habesha The emergence of figures like Jawar Mohammed,

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Evolving Dynamics: Somalia, Egypt, and Eritrea’s Impact on Ethiopia

July 13, 2025

July 13, 2025 The Habesha Ethiopia-Somalia Deal Falters as the region’s political landscape experiences another shake-up! Recent reports reveal that Somalia is reportedly rekindling its alliance with Egypt and Eritrea. This twist

Human Rights·News

Dr. Milkesa’s Interview: The Truth Behind Bete Urgessa’s Assassination

July 12, 2025

July 12, 2025 The Habesha Bete Orgessa was more than just a leader; he was a symbol of hope and unity for many in Ethiopia, especially within the Oromo community. In a

Abiy Ahmed merely “a devil in human flesh”

July 11, 2025 The Habesha When it comes to Abiy Ahmed, opinions

History·News

The Legacy of Meles Zenawi and Lencho Leta for Ethnic Conflicts

July 11, 2025

July 11, 2025 The Habesha Meles Zenawi and Lencho Leta played significant roles in shaping Ethiopia’s ethnic-based borders, forever altering the nation’s political landscape. As the architect of the ethnic federalism system,

ANALYSIS & OPINION

Amhara Lives Matter: Stop the Violence and Discrimination Now

July 11, 2025

Fenta Takele Amhara communities have faced unimaginable pain and suffering, with many lives lost and futures stolen in the blink of an eye. Families are left to pick up the pieces after

Justice Under Abiy Ahmed: One Man’s Grip on Ethiopia’s Courts

July 10, 2025 The Habesha In Ethiopia, justice and Abiy Ahmed’s court

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Ethiopian Bible: Unlocking the Secrets Hidden from Western Christianity

June 9, 2025

Did you know that 99% of people believe the Bible has never changed? Yet, hidden in plain sight is the Ethiopian Bible—a version older, larger, and teeming with lost books that Western

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The End of the Atrocious Italian Occupation: 84th Anniversary

May 5, 2025

May 5, 1941, marks the victorious entry of Haile Selassie into Addis Ababa to end the atrocious Italian occupation. The war of the Italian Fascists on Ethiopia from 1936 to 1941 was

HIM Haile Selassie I and King Hussein of Jordan: A Royal Encounter

HIM Haile Selassie I and His Majesty King Hussein of Jordan were

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Free Tadios Tantu: Stand Against Injustice and Support His Release

July 10, 2025

July 10, 2025 The Habesha #FreeTadiosTantu is more than just a hashtag; it’s a rallying cry for justice. Tadios Tantu, a respected 85-year-old historian and author, has been unjustly detained in Ethiopia

Human Rights

Where Justice Died: The Lurid Slaughter and Rape in a Havana Jail-Jigjiga

July 8, 2025

By Ismail Aliyu Minnesota Institute of Horn of Africa Studies (MNIHAS) The heart-wrenching tales of Havana Prison in Jigjiga paint a grim picture overshadowed by silence and injustice. The walls of this

Ethiopian Authorities Urged to Cease Health Workers’ Abuse (HRW)

June 25, 2025 The Habesha Ethiopian health workers are facing significant challenges,

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Academic Exile: The Untold Story of the 42 Professors Expelled from Addis Ababa University by the TPLF in 1993

March 16, 2025

In the annals of academic defiance against government oppression, a seminal incident occurred at Addis Ababa University in 1993. It was then that a brave group of 42 esteemed academics took a

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Fascinating History and Culture of the Habesha People

March 14, 2025

Millions across the globe are fascinated by the vibrant and diverse culture, traditions, and history that the Habesha people carry. Dating back centuries, the Habesha people have rich and significant historical legacies

Adwa: The Battle for Unity, the War on Memory, and the Call for a Second Adwa

Amsal Woreta March 3, 2025 One Hundred Twenty-Nine Years Later: Adwa’s Unfinished Battle On March

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Profile | Biography

Professor Asrat Woldeyes: A Legacy of Service and Advocacy for Ethiopian People

June 21, 2025

June 21, 2025 The Habesha Professor Asrat Woldeyes, a name synonymous with excellence in medicine and political activism, was born on June 20, 1928, in Ethiopia. Renowned as the first Ethiopian to

Art & Music·Profile | Biography

Afewerk Tekle: Celebrating an Ethiopian Artistic Icon

May 18, 2025

(The Habesha) – Afewerk Tekle, a celebrated Ethiopian artist, was born on October 22, 1932, in Ankober, Shewa Province. Renowned for his vibrant paintings and stunning stained glass works, Afewerk’s art reflects

Exploring the Life, Academic Achievement, and Political Struggles of Dr. Desalegn Chane

Profile In the dynamic and often challenging world of politics, it’s not

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Art & Music·News

Ethiopia Urges King Charles to Return Looted Sacred Artifacts from 150 Years Ago

January 26, 2025

By OLIVIA ALLHUSEN / Daily Mail Ethiopia has formally requested that King Charles and the British Army return artefacts deemed ‘sacred’ that were taken during a conflict 150 years ago. These significant items

Art & Music·News·Video

Amoraw Kamora | Aschalew Fetene – Music Video 2025

January 14, 2025

The Habesha The collaboration between Amoraw Kamora and Aschalew Fetene is anticipated to resonate with audiences, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary music. With its engaging visuals and compelling narrative, this music