PART Two Biden administration’s “White Man’s Burden” and the Ethiopian “half child, half devil” I had little problem with Donald Trump when it came to Africa policy. Trump did not mince his... Read more »

It is undeniable that humanitarian and development aid agencies are making a difference in the life of both citizens and aliens, especially the disadvantaged section of our society. Most of them are... Read more »

PART ONE H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo, AU High Commissioner for Horn of Africa On 9/11/2014, Feltman met with Afghanistan’s two presidential candidates Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani and said: I was here to... Read more »

By the Embassy of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia September 9 this year marks the 73rd founding anniversary of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Over the... Read more »

BY KESETE ADMASU In the midst of the tragedy and turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s gratifying to see work continuing in Africa to find new ways of fighting malaria, a... Read more »

BY DAVID STEINMAN (This article originally appeared on The defensepost.com on 2 september 2021) The Defense Post’s August 18 op-ed by Elizabeth Hume and Leslie Mitchell What Happened to ‘We Are the... Read more »

MELAKU MULUALEM K. (melakumulu@yahoo.com) In the 21st Century the people of the whole world is threatened by the COVID-19 virus. The virus has reached in almost all countries of the world. Millions... Read more »

BY GETACHEW MINAS Social conflict is a fierce and intense clash between governments and organized non-state actors within countries. The definition of social conflict encompasses many different forms of skirmishes. There is,... Read more »

BY GETACHEW MINAS Illicit financial flows (IFF) have gained grip and traction within the international development community. According to some studies, illicit outflows from Africa, for example, surpass the levels of development... Read more »