Genocide Watch Country Report: Ethiopia 2025
Ethiopia Country Report 2025 Genocide Watch By Grace Harris With 132 million people, Ethiopia is Africa’s second most populous nation, after Nigeria. Ethiopia was
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The Development Strategies of Singapore vs. Ethiopia: A Comparative Analysis of Education and Beautification
Dr. MeKonnen Birru (birrum@uhd.edu) Over the past few decades, Singapore and Ethiopia have pursued distinct paths to development. While Singapore’s transformation into a global
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
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
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
Open Letter to the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority: Unveiling the Truth Behind Ato Zemedeneh Negatu’s Claims
By LJDemissie January 16, 2025 Introduction In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, credibility and expertise are essential for business leaders to establish trust with
“Fifty Years from Now, Ethiopians Will Praise Jawar for Uniting Ethiopia”
Yonas Biru, PhD Between October 23 and November 30, 2019, I posted several blogs on Koki Abesolome’s Facebook page, following the standoff between the
Message to the People of Ethiopia, Ambassador Ervin J. Massinga, U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia
To the People of Ethiopia, As we welcome the new year, I want to take this opportunity to reflect on our joint achievements from
Why Nations Fail: The Impact of Leadership on National Stability – A Message to Ethiopia’s Leaders
Dr. MeKonnen Birru (birrum@uhd.edu) Nations do not fail because of their people. Throughout history, people have shown immense resilience, innovation, and the capacity to
The Power of Dialogue and Strong Institutions: A Path to a Strong Ethiopia
Dr. MeKonnen Birru (birrum@uhd.edu) In any country, the true strength lies not in the power of a single leader, but in the resilience of
Jawar’s Political Transformation: Toward Ethiopian Spring or Oromo Winter?
Yonas Biru, PhD This short piece is triggered by Jawar’s interview with Tedros Tsegaye of Reyot Media. It is not common for Ethiopian
Ethiopia: Washington Update – January 10, 2025
Washington Update -by Mesfin Mekonen January 10, 2025 1, Ethiopians continue to demonstrate in Ethiopia, Washington, DC, London and around the world to condemn
From Nobel Peace Prize to Political Turmoil Abiy Ahmed’s Impact on Ethiopia and America’s Strategic Missteps
[The Habesha] – At the core of the Horn of Africa, a recent peacekeeping initiative by the United States in Ethiopia has come to
How to Solve the Problems Facing Ethiopia
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2025-01-05 To begin with, what are the problems facing the country right now? Are you able to clearly identify and articulate
Addressing the Root Cause: Why Ethiopia Must Abandon Ethnic Federalism for National Unity
Bedilu Mulualem This is a follow-up of my rejoinder Messay Kebede’s “Elites’ Power Grab Contra People’s Empowerment” Based on lived experience and root cause