Dr. Gemechu Megersa: “Amma isin hin dinquu, Tiigreniif Amaarri ogga Raayyaa irratti wal waraanu?Bar Waaqoo Guutuu Raayyiitu dha!Raayyiitu jechaan Raayyaadha!”

Can peace, security, and prosperity in the Horn of Africa be achieved while Oromos and Somalis are at odds?

A report by the UK-funded Peace Research Facility (PRF) indicates that at least 10 Fano factions are engaged in armed resistance against the Ethiopian government in the Amhara region.

"Despite the pain and our mutual skepticism, everyone was engaged in conversation, carefully concealing our true emotions."

On February 21, 2024, the 75th Guji Oromo Gadaa power transfer was peacefully concluded.

Culturally, Abyssinia still clings to its archaic, arguably primitive, mindset. Attempts at modernization have not yielded the needed results. From early on, the developed West has portrayed the nation as a Christian island amidst a Muslim sea. But the unlimited…

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transformational journey; to develop a civic-democratic political culture; which will be free from extremism and racism; for peace to prevail; for building a market-led economy; it is a corporation…

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).

Tom Gardner, the Economist's Africa correspondent based in Ethiopia from 2016 to 2022, has since completed a book, titled “The Abiy Project: God, Power and War in the New Ethiopia.

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. 

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