The paradoxical revelations reflecting Ethiopia, it is endowed with a range of natural resources and untapped wealth, but labeled as a poor, aid-dependent where some segments of its population lead a subsistence... Read more »

When a task is completed through consultation, there are no complaints, grievances, or negative thoughts. Ultimately, the task becomes enjoyable and rewarding for all involved. There are some Ethiopians who work against... Read more »

Ethiopia’s history as a refuge for those fleeing conflict and persecution predates the modern refugee crisis. The nation’s rich cultural tapestry and its adherence to the principle of hospitality have shaped its... Read more »

The late Sir William Gerald Golding is often attributed for saying: “he who rides the sea of the Nile must have sails woven of patience.” This expression of the English novelist denotes... Read more »

Political dispute settlement in Africa is a very complicated process influenced by domestic and external factors. There is a possibility that such domestic political entities are manipulated and guided by foreign powers.... Read more »

One and a half years have passed since the launch of the “Yelimat Tirufat” development campaign, which focuses on nutritional abundance. The traditional food container, Limat, serves as a connection between farmers,... Read more »

The ratification of the Nile River Basin Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA) by South Sudan signifies a new era of cooperation among the Nile Basin countries, with Ethiopia playing a crucial role. As... Read more »

The old heart of Addis Ababa has, for too long, been the result of an actual lazy work force. This old heart of the City includes places such as Piasa, Erri Bekentu,... Read more »

As the geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa continues to evolve, the need for decisive and protective leadership in Ethiopia has never been more pressing. The country, long hailed as a... Read more »