Ethiopia and TPLF: What You Need to Know About the Pretoria Agreement
The Pretoria Agreement: How TPLF’s Deal with Abiy Ahmed Extends His Power The Cessation of Hostilities Agreement, also known as the Pretoria Agreement, was
Ethiopia Needs Long-Term National Development Plan (Part Fifteen, Mission)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-07-02 My vision statemen “Creating a Post-Scarcity Economy, Thriving Middle Class, and Self-Reliant Society”, describes long-term aspirations and a desired future,
Transitional Justice in Ethiopia: What is it and is it a Viable Solution?
By Habtamu Kebede Transitional justice is a term used to describe the various processes and mechanisms that are implemented in order to address human
Ethiopia Needs Long-Term National Development Plan (Part Thirteen, Situation Analysis)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-06-25 A long-term national development plan begins with a thorough and comprehensive analysis of the current situation. This analysis forms the
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Twelve, My Framework)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-06-22 Before presenting the promised long-term plan suggestions, I would like to provide some background on my proposal. What sets my
Shifting from Moralization of Power to Containment: The Idea of Caretaker Government in Ethiopia
Messay Kebede June 21, 2024 The history of modern Ethiopia displays a series of consecutive failures that added up into increasing threats to the
Where are Ethiopian Evangelical Churches in the midst of all these bloodsheds in the country?
A call for Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution By: Abel Eshetu Gebremedhin In the midst of Ethiopia’s complex socio-political landscape, where tensions and conflicts often
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Eleven, Design Problems of Ten-Year Plan)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-06-20 The design of a long-term national development plan involves various challenges. The first challenge relates to addressing the interdependencies and
From Nobel Peace Prize to Civil War: The Captivating Saga of Ethiopia’s Leader
When Abiy Ahmed took power in Ethiopia, he was feted at home and abroad as a great unifier and reformer. Two years later, terrible
Amhara Massacre: A Grim Reminder of Ethiopia’s Fragile Peace
Mariam Senbet Beneath the rich history of Ethiopia lies a disturbing trend of violence that has disrupted the tranquility of its ancient monasteries and
Meles Zenawi’s legacy lives on in Ethiopia through the dictatorial regime of Abiy Ahmed.
Meles Zenawi’s legacy continues to shape Ethiopia under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed, who has been criticized for his authoritarian tendencies. The ethnic federalism
State Fragility in Ethiopia: A Book Review
By Worku Aberra Over the past 50 years, Ethiopia has faced profound political changes. The restoration of Haile Selassie’s rule in 1941 marked the
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Ten, Strategic Pillars of Ten-Year Plan)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-06-16 I find it very difficult to follow the steps used to formulate the Ten Years Development Plan: A Pathway to
Ethiopia Needs Long-term National Development Plan (Part Nine, Objectives of Ten-Year Plan)
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-06-14 A long-term national development plan is structured in a sequential manner, encompassing vision, goals, objectives, and strategies. In parts seven
An Open Letter to the Ethiopian Public, On the creation of the Transitional Government of Ethiopia
Daniel Kendie Professor in the History department at Prairie View A&M University To begin with, in today’s Ethiopia, unemployment, mass hunger, corruption, and social unrest happen to be the