A National Dialogue for Transition in Ethiopia
By Dawit Giorgis (With Extracts from a chapter on “Truth and Reconciliation” in my recent book What a Life pages 353 to 423) In
Today: July 25, 2025
The US-Ethiopia Relations-now wounded, can it be healed?
Aklilu Demessie Cleveland, Ohio, in the US, and Bahir Dar, Gojam, in Ethiopia have been Sister Cities for 18 years now. It is because
Statement of Worldwide Ethiopian Civic Associations on Government Transparency and Accountability
January 15, 2022 The series of high-handed, inexplicable and confounding measures taken by the central government since the November 2020 treasonous attack by the
The constitution that gave TPLF the Leeway for Pillaging Ethiopia
By Sewale Belew – sewaleb@yahoo.com January 10, 2022 Lingering Tentacles of Article 39 When TPLF managed to get what it called ‘Ethiopia’s Constitution ratified in
Ethiopian GERD Mega-Dam Readying to Test Power Production
by Sonal Patel Ethiopia is reportedly gearing up to begin testing hydropower generation at its flagship 5.2-GW Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), despite a continued diplomatic
Ethiopia: Washington update – January 9, 2022
Washington Update – by Mesfin Mekonen January 9, 2022 Ethiopia forms first National Dialogue Reconciliation Commission, releases political prisoners. The release of Eskinder Nega and
Time for Unraveling Ethiopia’s Ethnic Federalism
Aklog Birara (Dr) “They gave the land, and we took it. This is green gold.” Karuturi on land grab in Gambella “The government is
IS ETHIOPIA BEING PUSHED TO LOOK TO THE EAST ONCE AGAIN?
Aklilu Demessie In the last 14 months, Ethiopia has been in the news due to an internal war initiated by the Tigray People’s Liberation
AFCON: Ethiopia’s national soccer team hopes to unite country
Ethiopia kicks off its African Cup of Nations campaign on January 9 in Cameroon. The national team seeks to rally the country behind them,
Why Share Companies Fail in Ethiopia
By Habtamu Share companies are one form of business organization that often issue shares to raise capital for operational and strategic reasons. In other
Fano: A living saviour of the Amhara people And the Ethiopian spirit.
By Girma Berhanu (Professor) Fano is a historical term used in Ethiopian struggles against injustice and foreign invaders. It is mainly shown as a
Ethiopia: Water Diplomacy To Deal With Renaissance Dam Crisis
By Dr. Mohamad Zreik* Water is essential to life. Water resources were the main determinant of human stability and residence. However, the geographical distribution
Fano: A living saviour of the Amhara people And the Ethiopian spirit
By Girma Berhanu Fano is a historical term used in Ethiopian struggles against injustice and foreign invaders. It is mainly shown as a youth
#No More and Post-War Ethiopia
Maimire Mennasemay The idea of “No More,” even if these two words were not used as they are now, has a long African history.
End the Generational and Generations’ Mistakes and Urgently Unite Ethiopia!
All those that joined the conference agreed and declared after 30 years of ethnic fracture that Ethiopia suffered must be no more and end No