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The Horn of Africa States: Unleashing the Potential of the Region’s Youthful Population
Dr. Suleiman Walhad June 27th, 2024 Almost every adult in the Horn of Africa States region is probably a politician – an ethno-politician. Ethnicity appears to be the main yardstick to measure
Does Jawar’s Recent Post About the Military’s Role in Forging Peace Whisper Coup D’état ?
Rumors have been swirling in the corridors of Western power centers that efforts are underway to prop up the Ethiopian military to get rid of PM Abiy Ahmed. Abiy’s accusation that the
The Horn of Africa States: A Better Leadership Is Possible
Dr. Suleiman Walhad June 26th, 2024 Over decades now, we have presented the Horn of Africa States discussing, explaining and narrating through many dimensions the raison d’etre for an economic integration of
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 rights violations and promote reconciliation in societies that
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 foundation upon which vision, goals, strategies, policies, and
The Horn of Africa States: The Region Can Do Better
Dr. Suleiman Walhad June 24th, 2024 The Horn of Africa States region commands the major waterway, which connects the Indian ocean to the Suez Canal including the chokepoint of Bab El Mandab
The Horn of Africa States: Ethiopia’s Undiplomatic Faux Pas
Dr. Suleiman Walhad June 24th, 2024 It was always clear that Ethiopia’s false historical narrative would one day catch up with it. The country that was Abyssinia and adopted Africa’s historical Greek
Degu Belay Brigade Release New Tracks “Fano Belew”: Shillela and Kararto Out Now
Degu Belay Brigade Release New Tracks “Fano Belew”: Shillela and Kararto Out Now
The Enigmatic Silence: General Abebaw Tadesse’s Decision
The Habesha General Abebaw Tadesse’s decision to remain silent in the face of thought-provoking questions highlights the gravity of the situation faced by the Amhara community in Addis Ababa. The unjust imprisonment
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 suggestion apart from others? Reviewing the design problems
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 very continuity of the country as we know
Sharp Increase in Domestic Air Travel: Gains and Pains
By : Abe Lema Since the civil war intensified in the Amhara and Oromia regions, public transportation connecting these areas with the capital, Addis Ababa, has ground to a halt due to
Abiy Ahmed’s Lavish Palace Complex: A Symbol of Ethnic cleansing and genocide
The prime minister’s new home The Continent The latest residence of the prime minister, located in the Yeka Hills near Addis Ababa, has completely altered the once serene landscape into a bustling
Book Review: Dr. Tesfaye Biftu: “An Exemplar of Expertise in Drug Discovery”
Review by Fekadu Fullas, PhD Authors/Publisher: Beniam T. Biftu and Moa T. Biftu Printed in the USA, Middletown, USA, 2024 (by Amazon) ages: 1-269 (plus i-vii) I read the modest-sized book on 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 threaten stability and unity, the role of Ethiopian