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A recent study discovered that women in Ethiopia are being silenced by online abuse

May 11, 2024

By Maya Misikir According to recent research, a significant number of Ethiopian women are subjected to gender-targeted attacks through various online platforms such as Facebook

The Art of Dominance: TPLF-led axis of evil caused 570,000 deaths plus - part 8

Analysis & Opinion

Ethiopia’s divisive ethnic politics are causing the disintegration of national unity

May 10, 2024

by The Habesha

by Hussien Adal Mohammed (PhD) and AklogBirara (PhD) Ethiopia is currently facing two significant challenges that are impeding its stability and progress: the

Analysis & Opinion

The Horn of Africa States Agriculture The Only Savior

May 10, 2024

by The Habesha

By Dr. Suleiman Walhad May 10th, 2024 The plight of the Horn of Africa states region is hunger and not only hunger but man-made

Analysis & Opinion·Human Rights

The genocide against the Amhara people is a topic that remains largely unaddressed and overlooked

May 9, 2024

by The Habesha

By Dr. Caleb May 9, 2024 The Amhara People’s Unspoken Sorrow The recent wave of genocidal violence against the Amhara community carried out by

Analysis & Opinion

Jawar’s political transformation is embraced, yet it lacks ethical accountability

May 9, 2024

by The Habesha

Yonas Biru, PhD Multinational federalism engrained in the current constitution is here to stay. It is not up for discussion let alone negotiation. Anyone

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Addis Ababa’s Ruthless Land Grab: The Price Paid in Blood

May 8, 2024

by The Habesha

“Don’t tell anybody, Gashe Tekle! We have lived in our humble homes on this land for nearly 60 years! Yesterday, under the cover of

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The Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Ethiopia: Why Urgent Action is Needed

May 6, 2024

by The Habesha

Ethiopia is currently experiencing one of its most severe humanitarian crises in recent memory, with millions of lives in jeopardy due to widespread hunger,

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Urgent Action Needed: Why Congress Must Address the Crisis in Ethiopia Immediately

May 6, 2024

by The Habesha

Washington update – by Mesfin Mekonen May 6, 2024 Seeking a hearing on the crisis in Ethiopia. I recently had a meeting with Senator

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Abiy Ahmed’s Ominous New War in Amhara

May 6, 2024

by The Habesha

The Amhara region is currently experiencing a significant uprising, which has the potential to escalate into a widespread conflict across Ethiopia. In order to

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Abiy Ahmed Ethnic Politics and Warmongering: How Controversy Divides Ethiopia

May 5, 2024

by The Habesha

The Habesha News Desk August 5, 2025 Abiy Ahmed’s leadership in Ethiopia has been marked by a complex interplay of reform and conflict. Emerging as a Nobel Peace Prize laureate

Analysis & Opinion

Ethiopia’s Battle: Transitioning from Unity to Violence

May 5, 2024

by The Habesha

Ethiopia must abolish state terrorism and establish law and order. Mariam Senbet May 4, 2024 In the midst of Ethiopia’s rich history, a disturbing

Analysis & Opinion

Abiy Ahmed’s Economic Strategy: A Step Backwards Towards Mao Zedong’s China

May 5, 2024

by The Habesha

Yonas Biru, PhD Mao Zedong strived to outdo Russia as the primary communist nation globally by implementing the “Great Leap Forward” from 1958 to

Human Rights

Journalists and Media Professionals Imprisoned and Persecuted in Ethiopia

May 4, 2024

by The Habesha

On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day on May 3rd, it is imperative to highlight the importance of preserving media freedom, ensuring the

Human Rights·News

The Press Freedom Paradox: Diverging Narratives in Ethiopia

May 4, 2024

by The Habesha

By LJDemissie May 03, 2024 On the 3rd of May, the global community commemorated World Press Freedom Day, a day designated to emphasize the

Tesfatsion Medhanie Ph.D. and Paulos Milkias Ph.D.

Analysis & Opinion

Part III: ESM Testimonials: Concluding Remarks Paulos Milkias Ph.D. and Tesfatsion Medhanie Ph.D

May 4, 2024

by The Habesha

Our direct involvement and observation of the tumultuous Ethiopian student movement during the 1960s culminated as we graduated from college in the late 1960s,

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