Ethiopia’s $24 Million IPO Falls Short as Ethio Telecom Sells 10% Stake
(The Habesha) – In a surprising turn of events, Ethiopia’s maiden IPO for state-run Ethio Telecom did not meet expectations, raising only 3.2 billion
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Ethiopia’s HDI Crisis: Invest in People, Not Cosmetic Projects
Ethiopia stands at a staggering 176th position out of 193 countries in the Human Development Index (HDI), even trailing behind Eritrea. Why is this
Washington Update: Deteriorating Human Rights and Security in Ethiopia
April 26, 2025 Mesfin Mekonen The United States and the international community cannot continue to overlook the rapidly deteriorating human rights situation and the
Huawei Hosts Education Summit 2025 in Addis Ababa to Accelerate Digital and Intelligent Transformation of Education Across Africa
Addis Ababa, April 22, 2025 – Huawei convenes leading education experts, government officials, university presidents, and international organizations in Addis Ababa for the Huawei Education Summit
Church, State, and Power Politics in Ethiopia
Messay Kebede April 24, 2025 To bring out the common feature running through the various consecutive regimes that presided over the Ethiopian political scene
Abiy Ahmed’s Role: Mayor of Addis Ababa or Ethiopia’s Leader?
By Tamiru Kassa – Germany In the complex landscape of Ethiopian governance, Abiy Ahmed’s role has come under scrutiny. While he holds the position
Silence on #AmharaGenocide: Demand Justice for Atrocities
(TH) – Silence in the face of the #AmharaGenocide is complicity, and the world cannot turn a blind eye to the tragedies unfolding in
GAJEC Extends Condolences to Vatican on Pope Francis’ Passing: Finding Solace in Faith
Global Alliance for Justice: The Ethiopian Cause (GAJEC) April 21, 2025 Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Müller, Prefect Luis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer, S.J., Secretary Piazza
Development Without Humanity: A Teen’s Call for Justice in Addis Ababa
By: Abigia Abel In the heart of our growing city, Addis Ababa, families are losing everything—not to war or disaster, but to bulldozers backed
Solomon Tekaleng’s Death: Controversial Artist and Genocide Inciter Passes Away
(The Habesha) – Solomon Tekaleng, a name synonymous with controversial art and divisive rhetoric, has passed away in the United States. Known for the
Vatican Announces Passing of Pope Francis
(TH) – The Vatican’s announcement of the passing of Pope Francis marks a significant event in the Catholic Church and worldwide. As details emerge,
The Amhara Dilemma: Why Ethiopian Leaders Marry Amhara Women Yet Shun the Amhara People
(TH) – Ethiopia has experienced the rule of three leaders, each of whom had strong ties to the Amhara through marriage, yet exhibited hostility
Ethiopia at the Brink: From Elite Paralysis to Possibility – Part Two
From Fragmentation to Redemption: Scenarios, Strategies, and a Roadmap for Political Action Sirak Zena April 17, 2025 Table of Contents – Part Two From
A Message from Fano Leader Zemene Kassie: Amhara’s Struggle for Justice
(TH) – A message from Fano leader Kassie highlights the immense struggle the Amhara people face under the ongoing aggression spearheaded by Mesfin Araya.
Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Washington: Preserving Ancient Traditions
In a bustling city like Washington, D.C., finding a serene sanctuary may seem daunting, yet the Ethiopian Orthodox Church here offers just that. Preserving