Weekend Reading – BY ANDUALEM SISAY GESSESSE – Ethiopia has been major headlines of international media in the past few…
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Ethiopians can’t wait to get rid of TPLF atrocity
BY AREGU BALLEH – While it may generally be safe to assume that people do not need war the sad…
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Understanding the Sahelian challenge through demographic data
By Mabingue Ngom – Demographic data drives and defines the core functions of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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