Ethiopian Orthodox Church’s Call for Internal Dispute Resolution
The Patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, Abune Mathias, emphasized the necessity of resolving internal issues through dialogue and adherence to the church’s
Ethiopian women played a crucial role in the Second Ethiopian-Italian War as freedom fighters, making significant contributions to the conflict.
Ras Al Turner As we celebrate Liberation Day 2024, it is past time to remember and accentuate the heroism of the Ethiopian Women Freedom
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Four)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-05-28 In part three we have listed 41 recurrent problems facing the country. The scale, frequency, and severity of these problems
Open Letter to the United Nations and its Member States: Prevent Further Genocide in Ethiopia
May 12, 2024 HE Mr. António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, The United Nations UN Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Three)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-05-26 In this section we will discuss about one of the standard steps in the preparation of a long-term national development
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Two)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-05-23 In part one we have discussed about the significance and need for long-term national development of the country. The formulation
Amhara Political Agenda: Save Amhara and Promote a Democratic and Prosperous Ethiopia
Badege Bishaw, Ph.D. and Aklog Birara, Ph.D. Why this commentary and set of proposals? We are motivated to write this commentary and to present
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part One)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-05-21 Long-term planning refers to the process of setting vision, identifying goals, establishing mission, developing strategies, and making choices on policy
Is it not the time of Ethiopia’s Renaissance?
By Said Goto Osman Introduction Over the last 50 years, Ethiopia was ruled by three governments: the military rule which lasted 17 years
Why Ethiopians and the International Community Should Support the Fano Movement?
By Dr. Meseret Tessema Fano’s Just Cause for Armed Resistance The Fano movement in Ethiopia is a response to significant injustices and systemic abuses
What Do Ethiopia and Vietnam Have in Common? An essay on humanist social and economic development
Aklog Birara (Dr) ‘Significant human rights issues included credible reports of: arbitrary or unlawful killings, including extrajudicial killings; enforced disappearance; torture or cruel, inhuman,
Fano’s Influence on Ethiopia’s Political Crisis: A Comprehensive Analysis
BY AGENAGN KEBEDE The term “Fano” has gained recognition in the military conflict in Ethiopia. In the midst of the 1930s, during Italy’s invasion
Ethiopia’s divisive ethnic politics are causing the disintegration of national unity
by Hussien Adal Mohammed (PhD) and AklogBirara (PhD) Ethiopia is currently facing two significant challenges that are impeding its stability and progress: the
The Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Ethiopia: Why Urgent Action is Needed
Ethiopia is currently experiencing one of its most severe humanitarian crises in recent memory, with millions of lives in jeopardy due to widespread hunger,
Abiy Ahmed Ethnic Politics and Warmongering: How Controversy Divides Ethiopia
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