Abiy Ahmed’s Relationship with His Maternal Ethnicity, the Amhara
In the midst of complex political dynamics, Ethiopia’s current Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed stands as a controversial figure. Behind the numerous accolades and a
Abiy Ahmed’s Controversial Decision: Granting Legal Recognition to the TPLF
The Habesha The legislative body known as the House of People’s Representatives, under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed, who had previously dropped out of
Fact Check: Surrendering Amhara Fano in Viral Photo Actually From Tigray, Not Amhara
There is a significant amount of misinformation circulating about the ongoing armed conflict in Ethiopia’s troubled Amhara region. Supporters of the government are asserting
The New Tigray Follies: Mr. Magical Mystery Map Returns!
JEFF PEARCE MAY 28, 2024 Almost four years ago, I wrote a column on Medium titled, “How Historians Have Failed Ethiopia.” Funnily enough, Martin Plaut
The Horn of Africa States The EAC A Mousetrap for Investments
By Dr. Suleiman Walhad May 26th, 2024 The East African in an article entitled “Eastleigh: Kenya’s global Somali hub” and dated May 6th, 2017,
Always remember! Past behavior is the best indicator of future behavior
The Ethiopian elites, please stop confusing the Ethiopian People again and again! Trusting habitual traitors and blaming them for betraying again is like believing
Exploring Kenya’s State Visit to the US: A Look Back at Historical Ties Since Haile Selassie’s 1960s Visit
Let us remember: A Look Back Haile Selassie’s Historic Visit to the United States in the 1960s Reflecting on Kenya’s State visit to the
Abiy Ahmed the “most dangerous person” in Africa
Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, has emerged as a highly contentious figure in Africa. Since assuming office in 2018, he has implemented
The Life and Achievements of Laureate Tsegaye Gebre Medhin: An Illuminating Biography
The Habesha In the realm of literary icons, there are few who shine as brightly as the esteemed laureate, Tsegaye Gebre Medhin. This article
Taye Dandaa, the ex-Minister of Peace, had his plea to modify the accusations against him denied
Taye Dandaa, the former Minister of Peace of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, emphasized the importance of utilizing dialogue as a means to
The Complexities of Transition: Overcoming Genocidal Regimes in Africa
Tesfa ZeMichael Confronting the most genocidal African Tyrant The renowned historian Pliny the Elder (23–79 AD) once stated, “From Africa, there is always something
Abiy Ahmed’s Credibility Crisis: A Nation in Turmoil
By Habtamu Kebede =============== The term “bankruptcy” is commonly associated with financial struggles. It is a legal procedure that occurs when a person, organization,
The Ethical Dilemma of Jawar’s Interview with Addis Standard
Yonas Biru, PhD Last week I read a brief-summary of Jawar’s interview on Addis Standard and shared my reaction in an article I titled
Jawar’s political transformation is embraced, yet it lacks ethical accountability
Yonas Biru, PhD Multinational federalism engrained in the current constitution is here to stay. It is not up for discussion let alone negotiation. Anyone
Abiy Ahmed’s Ominous New War in Amhara
The Amhara region is currently experiencing a significant uprising, which has the potential to escalate into a widespread conflict across Ethiopia. In order to