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Looming famine, countless citizens’ suffering, Ethiopia...
Medhin, last name withheld upon request, describes his current life as nothing short of a misery. Living inside the camp of Internally Displaced People...
Massacre of civilians: a red legacy
Ethiopia is bleeding. Ethnic groups that have lived in harmony for centuries are fighting with each other and rebel groups are proliferating across regions....
The road to negotiation, settlement
George Yeshih has not talked to his family living in Tigray for almost a year. Ever since the region was cut from telecom and...
Massive budget brings more deficit, burden...
When Ahmed Shidie became the Minister of Finance in 2018, soon after Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) assumed power, Ethiopia was in the midst...
Ethio-Eritrea relations in a spotlight amid...
Amongst all the lies disseminated as facts since the start of the war in Northern Ethiopia, the most unforgettable for anyone who has been...
Mockery of justice
It has been four years since Tuli Bayisa began working as a lawyer. Graduating with an LLB in 2001, he had served in the...
Beating the drums of war –...
Almost two months ago, Ethiopia's federal government declared an indefinite humanitarian truce, a major step taken after 17 months of devastating civil war in...
One step forward, two steps back
Last week, journalists across the world were prepared to commemorate World Press Freedom Day under the theme, “Journalism Under Digital Siege,” their ilk locally...
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