It is worth mentioning that Ethiopia and other developing nations can draw several important lessons from China’s Malipo County development approach in a broad range of sectors. If they join hands, they... Read more »

The notion of distancing Ethiopia from access to the Red Sea is fundamentally flawed, particularly when considering that nations situated over a thousand kilometers away seek to exert influence in this strategic... Read more »

Over the last 50 years, Ethiopia has experimented on various development ideas most of which were imported from abroad in a manner that was neither palatable to the public nor brought up... Read more »

The recent partnership between Ethiopia and China in the media and communication sectors is a commendable initiative that promises to enhance the capabilities of both nations. This agreement is not merely a... Read more »

The Ethiopian version of democracy is still at its infancy but it is the responsibility of all concerned to save it from untimely stunting. Otherwise our democracy will remain to be a... Read more »

Whenever the issue of economic underdevelopment and poverty sets in, Africa comes into the mind, but why? Those who have arrested Africa into the dungeons of poverty are the ones with louder... Read more »

Democracy is the most used but abused term in the Ethiopian political lexicon. Shoeshine boys, cobblers, students and persons of creative arts as well as high placed politicians understand and interpret democracy... Read more »

Part II Given the highly interconnected nature of global supply chains, tariffs can disrupt established networks and force companies to look for alternative, potentially less efficient and more expensive sources of supply.... Read more »

The United Nations General Assembly’s commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II serves as a pivotal moment for reflection, education, and the promotion of peace. This observance... Read more »