Egypt and Sudan’s double identity as both belonging to the Arab entity and to Africa has always influenced the decisions of their leaders on major issues in the context of the Nile... Read more »
Now that the filling of the GERD is on the agenda and more than 73 per cent of the dam construction is completed, Ethiopia needs to abandon its previously timid posturing and... Read more »
Ethiopia is currently struggling to consummate the two-year political transition with a democratic election and the establishment of a truly representative government for the first time in its long history. But this... Read more »
When the corona virus pandemic started to make its presence felt in Ethiopia, the country was facing a difficult period of ethnic and nationalist inspired conflicts, displacements and threats of a general... Read more »
The corona virus pandemic could not come at a worse time for Ethiopia which was preparing for what many people expected to be the first truly democratic election in the history of... Read more »
In a pandemic such as the present one different levels of understanding of the malady are invented or transmitted by society. In this age of social media and fast communication, myths and... Read more »
This is the time of the most devastating pandemic the world has ever gone through in its long history. It is not clear how the pandemic will end and when it will... Read more »
I was recently watching a television talk show and one of the guests, who is a medical doctor, was saying that Ethiopia is very lucky to get the opportunity and the time... Read more »
Preparing for the long battle against a vicious virus The call from the director general of the World Health Organization (WHO) sounds magical but it is easier said than done. “Test! Test!... Read more »
The banking sector in Ethiopia is apparently in a state of boom judging from the high rises some private banks are building in the heart of the capital. The proliferation of buildings... Read more »