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Regime apologists in Oromia must stop turning a blind eye to the government's atrocities. From whitewashing human rights violations to promoting a false image of stability through tourism campaigns, this piece sheds light on the hypocrisy that must be addressed.

Last August, Human Rights Watch released a report stating that Saudi border guards had killed hundreds of Ethiopian migrants attempting to cross the border illegally between March 2022 and June 2023. Faced with these documented accusations, Ethiopia announced…

The shockwave of Batte Urgessa’s assassination was felt both at home and abroad.

What the government calls ‘National Dialogue’ is nothing but a facade intended to consolidate power for the ruling Prosperity Party (PP).

Abiy is an idiosyncratic Ethiopian nationalist first.

The long read: The violence that shocked the world in 1994 did not come from nowhere. For years, violent Tutsi rebels, backed by Uganda in full knowledge of the CIA, had been preparing for war

Galaan Hayilee, Yunivarsitii Loosaanjalas, Kaalifoorniyaatti, barnoota seenaatiin kaadhimamaa Digirii Doktarummaati. Qorannoon isaa teeknoolojii qe’ee ganamaa labata Oromoofi danaa impaayera Itoophiyaa irratti xiyyeeffata.

The international community's continued support for Abiy, despite the innumerable failures of his government, has only prolonged these challenges.

Historically marginalized under regimes from Haile Selassie to the Derg, the Afar people continue to suffer under the Prosperity Party, with limited access to infrastructure, education, and healthcare.

A joint Kenya-Ethiopia security operation has resurfaced past traumas for Kenya’s Oromo community, recalling memories of the 1967 Dhaaba Massacre.

"Abbaa Malkaa," made history as the first Afaan Oromoo film to premiere at the Ethiopian National Theatre on Feb. 23, 2025, since its opening in 1955.

In this brief interview on the sidelines of the drylands summer school 2025. Emeritus Prof. Gufu Oba shares his insights on time, space and Knowledge amongst pastoralist communities. He speaks about how indigenous knowledge can be tapped into by young researchers.…

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appears intrinsically incapable of backing down from retribution and is rarely satisfied with punishments that fall short of eliminating his critics or those he perceives as potential threats to his power.

Taye Dendea's trajectory, from political prisoner to government minister and back to prison, signifies more than individual persecution.