BY DANIEL ALEMAYEHU In the present climate, the world is going through major changes and challenges. The query of holding the global power has become the sole objective of nations with super... Read more »

BY ABEBE WOLDEGIORGIS Humans are social being and they can’t live in isolation. They need each other and from time immemorial humans established family which is both natural and social institution. A... Read more »

BY SOLOMON DIBABA The word “Ethiopia” is from the Greek word Αἰθιοπία (IPA: /ˌaitʰioˈpia/) meaning sun light burned face. This name primarily refers to the people of Ethiopia and its landmass which... Read more »

BY SOLOMON DIBABA Political corruptions in public enterprises mostly emanates from seeking enrichment at the expense of public development organizations. This has been witnessed in Ethiopia for more than 30 years and... Read more »

BY LAKACHEW ATINAFU Ethiopian foreign policy Ethiopia has gone long distance in establishing robust diplomatic tie with ancient civilization like Persia, India, Greece, Egypt and other ancient states and empires. Taking lesson... Read more »

BY ZEKARIAS WOLDEMARIAM  The last couple of decades were times that were highly occupied when HIV was a monster in developing countries. Indeed it knocked everyone’s door. With no difference in age,... Read more »

 BY FITSUM GETACHEW  The eleventh regular session of the House of Peoples Representatives was held a few days ago with the six month report of the premier presented for discussion. Accordingly the... Read more »

BY SOLOMON DIBABA  Although Ethiopia has huge human and natural resources, progress in socio-economic development and good governance have always been impeded by the prevalence of multiple sets of corruption in the... Read more »

  BY WORKU BELACHEW  Most, if not all, Egyptian politicians conceal the hard fact that drought is visiting parts of Ethiopia time and time again. They don’t tell you several thousands of people... Read more »