Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd)
Abel Tesfaye, also known as “The Weeknd,” is a singer-songwriter born and raised in Toronto, Canada. Hits of his include “Wicked Games,” “Can’t Feel
Today: July 26, 2025
Is it too late to have an honest look at where we are transitioning to?
August 25, 2020. By Tibebe Birihan The euphoric acceptance by the overwhelming majority of Ethiopians when PM Abiy Ahmed came to power back in
The Sleazy Propaganda Conspiracy by the Axis of Lies, Fake News…
Posted on March 8, 2020, 7:01 pm By almariam … Ethiopians have no desire or idea to harm the Egyptian people. We believe that we should benefit from
Mengistu Lemma (1928-1988)
Mengistu Lemma (1928–1988) was an Ethiopian military officer and politician who played a significant role during the period of political upheaval and revolution in
A response to Jacopo Genisci
March 13, 2020 Prof Teferedegn Haile (Shoa /Yifat) I’ve read your article entitled “The emperor who rooted out magic in the Medieval Ethiopia” (https://www.ethiopianregistrar.com/the-emperor-who-rooted-out-magic-in-medieval-ethiopia/
The Battle of Ras Mekonnen
February 29, 2020 By Mulugeta Haile Ras Mekonnen Ras Mekonnen was one of the greatest Ethiopians who died before he lived up to his
Abiy Ahmed’s formal education ended as quickly as began at Beshasha Primary School
(The Habesha) –Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s visionary leader, has an intriguing educational journey that has significantly shaped his life and career. Ironically, his formal education
From Seventh Grade to Prime Minister: Abiy Ahmed’s Journey through the OLD and TPLF
(The Habesha) – Navigating through the intriguing and complex path of Abiy Ahmed’s life journey reveals a narrative immersed in struggle, ambition, and by
Emperor Haile Selassie by Bereket Habte Selassie-review
Reviewed by Charles W. McClellan This slim volume by distinguished scholar of African studies and law, Bereket Habte Selassie is part of Ohio University Press’s
The elasticated demands of ethnic extremists and the malarkey given by the government
November 12, 2019 By Tibebe. Birihan The constant sermon like parlance by the PM doesn’t seem to be holding the same resonance it once
Egypt has a water problem—and no, it’s not only the GERD
By Yaniv Cohen / Atlantic Council October 27, 2019 The much-talked-about Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), the mega-dam threatening to leave Egypt thirsty, is just
Our universities are becoming hotbed of intolerance: the culprits are none other than university instructors
Asmelash Yohannes, PhD. Mekelle University School of Law We are pretty pre-occupied with politics. Our life is consumed with political rumours. Social media posts
When activism goes awry
By Yilma Jawar and his cliques are utterly unscrupulous. It is perplexing for any sane person even to know what their interest is. Responsible
African Countries’ Complex Problems: Rethinking the Efficacy of Duty-Free or Free Trade
Fekadu Bekele (Ph D) 08. 2019 Human dignity is offended when persons are denied the opportunity to participate in their own development, when development
One cannot be a criminal because of his Ignorance but will go to hell because of his negligence
By Gebre Kirstos Abbay 30 June 2019 The golden times are over and nowadays as technology is at its climax, human values have been