Code of Red for Humanity: A chilling warning supported by actual climate change unprecedented events

 BY KFLEEYESUS ABEBE Studying and seeing as greenhouse gases level increased, glaciers shrink, ice on rivers and lakes breaking up, scientists have been early to call upon people, institutions and world leaders... Read more »

Youth climate activists demand urgent action on climate change

 BY DARGIE KAHSAY Climate change remains among the hot global agenda which are affecting the planet causing various forms of disaster. Though heads of states and governments of the world are raising... Read more »

Global intervention or destabilization

BY ADDISALEM MULAT The interventions of superpower nations in other countries have been in many instances counterproductive as seen in Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Yemen, and the list goes on and on. The... Read more »

Earth’s widespread, rapid changes intensifying global warming: IPCC report

 BY DARGIE KAHSAY The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change, has released its 2021 climate report under the topic “Climate... Read more »

When the informants become misinformants

BY ADDISALEM MULAT Media can play both constructive and destructive roles. Journalism by profession is seeking truth and serving the public. But as observed in many instances, journalism has also been used... Read more »

Fear over COVID-19 Delta variant growing amid inequitable vaccine distribution

BY DARGIE KAHSAY According to World Health Organization (WHO) data, over 198 million COVID-19 cases are reported since the outbreak of the pandemic across the world with over 4.2 million deaths, as... Read more »

Ethiopia’s face in global sporting competition

BY ADDISALEM MULAT Ethiopia has been partaking in the Olympic Games once every four years in a wide variety of Olympic events that bring the world together for the most part in... Read more »

Tokyo Olympic: Beyond a sporting event for Ethiopia, Africa

BY DARGIE KAHSAY When the former Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, visited Ethiopia in 2014, he began his visit by meeting Ethiopian star runners in Addis Ababa, including the son of... Read more »

‘Soldiers when win and civilians when lose’ game has to stop

BY MENGESHA AMARE AND ADDISALEM MULAT Nothing is as evil as recruiting children as soldiers and it leads perpetrators to be accused of committing war crime. However, the terrorist TPLF continues doing... Read more »

Fear escalating as COVID 19 in Africa gets worse

 BY STAFF REPORTER During the early days and months of COVID 19 outbreak Africa was in a better situation as compared to Europe and USA where the virus hit hard. Now that... Read more »