Ethiopia’s revolution: from creeping to real
By Melakou Tegegn (PhD)- It is essential to situate events that led to the creeping revolution when the ruling TPLF was compelled to give up power at the national level. Was TPLF’s…
Why Eritrea won’t respond to TPLF provocative missile attack
BY ANDUALEM SISAY GESSESSE – Now that the extremist leaders of Tigray Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF), who confirmed attacking federal military based in Tigray Region and instigated unbearable war on themselves, have…
How objective is international media reporting Ethiopia
BY ANDUALEM SISAY GESSESSE – IN SUMMARY – Written by Award-winning journalist, this article examines the recent some international media coverage of the military operations of Ethiopian government in Tigray region. He…
Weaving demography, peace and security nexus in the Sahel
BY MABINGUE NGOM – “The Sahel is facing one of the fastest-growing displacement crises in the world – and yet one of the most forgotten.” This is how the United Nations describes…
Adapting to Ethiopia’s business culture
By Fanuel Haile – Recently, I was discussing about business relationship with a trade commissioner of one of the active embassies here in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on forming partnership with companies from…
President Trump dealmaker or war advocate?
By Aregu Balleh- About a year ago President Trump contested the decision of the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed as the winner of the 2019 Nobel Peace…
Untold, dark sides of Ethiopian aviation
By Endale Assefa – It is not uncommon to see many people failing to comprehend the differences between Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority, Ethiopian Airlines and Ethiopian Airport Enterprise.
What makes apartments in Addis Ababa so expensive
WEEKEND READING – BY ANDUALEM SISAY GESSESSE – Kebede Mohamed (not his real name) is a father of three and was registered for the government condominium housing project and began saving a…
Shaping peace together in the Sahel
By Mabingue Ngom – The International Day of Peace, which is an annual special day, observed on 21 September around the world, has a distinct place in the Sahel. The United Nations…
High time to watch out bird strike in Ethiopia
By Endale Assefa – With the commencement of the Ethiopian New Year, an increased number of Bird attacks on aircrafts might occur in the aviation industry following the seasonal change and significant…
Khartoum flooding – a lesson to Sudanese, Egyptian politicians
BY ANDUALEM SISAY GESSESSE – I heard the shocking news over this weekend about the flash flooding in the neighboring Sudan’s capital Khartoum. Some 80 people have died while thousands of houses…
Africa’s Forex Markets Growing Rapidly
By Justin Weinger – Anyone who lives in Africa and uses forex trading platforms regularly already knows how popular at-home work has become. In fact, the continuing COVID pandemic has had a…
Exclusive Nile claim rejects Sacred Koranic law!
By Tesfu Telahoun Abebe – My warmest Eid Mubarak to primarily the Muslim communities of Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt; but also to the the entire Umma! As in the rest of the…
Ethiopia – TPLF shameless desecration of matchless legacy
By Tesfu Telahoun Abebe – At its very best, patriotic sentiments are the positive expression of national pride and the shared affirmation of the collective’s place among the community of nations. In…