Beginning with a cluster of cases of pneumonia of unknown cause in Wuhan, China, this novel coronavirus has spread with alarming speed, shaking the foundations of health systems, economies, and societies around... Read more »
Most scholars on the Nile controversy agree that the Nile Basin countries have all the right to make use of the water equitably and reasonably. They add this is the only durable... Read more »
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many migrants, including children, to return home. Social workers are helping them do so safely. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – “It feels good to help others, especially children,”... Read more »
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage the world causing untold suffering and misery. The world has been turned upside down within a few months. Millions of people, particularly the elderly, have fallen... Read more »
Ethiopia has now found itself at a crossroad to determine which body will be responsible especially after the end of the term of the incumbent—September 8, 2013 E.C. This bewilderment emanates from... Read more »
A running water knows no boundaries. Nearly forty percent of the world’s people live along river basins shared by more than two countries, Africa alone comprises of fifty-seven river and lake basins... Read more »
The beginning of World War II or an armed conflict? I will not reveal the secrets that the official beginning of the Second World War was September 1, 1939. Not all historians... Read more »
During the past two weeks or so we heard a lot of debates and controversies as well as conjectures on several media outlets about what will happen now that the sixth general... Read more »