In modern democracies, the media holds a revered position as the “fourth estate,” signifying its pivotal role as a check on the three traditional branches of government: the legislative, executive, and judiciary.... Read more »
Experts recommend that the current prevention of malaria in highly endemic countries in Africa should integrate “locally appropriate” control measures to cope with the highest burden of mosquito-borne disease on the continent.... Read more »
In Ethiopia few people do not know or have never heard of the name Adwa. For some it may represent only a locality in the north of the country, but for most... Read more »
Following the recent statement made by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on the issue of Ethiopia raising the issue of getting access to sea and alternative port, various reactions have been coming from... Read more »
It’s funny, isn’t it? Sultan Al-Jaber is not only the UAE’s Minister of Industry and Advanced Technologies but also the CEO of the state oil company ADNOC. With this portfolio, he was... Read more »
As a resident of Addis Ababa I cannot deny that the city has been visibly changing in the past several years. The question is ‘are all the changes that we experience positive?... Read more »
The recent U.S.-China summit on November 15 in San Francisco, against a backdrop of low expectations, surprisingly made significant strides with the unveiling of the “Sunnylands Statement on Enhancing Cooperation to Address... Read more »
Ethiopia is one of the forty-four landlocked countries of the world but among the largest countries in terms of population. Ethiopia’s position however is such that it is just adjacent to a... Read more »
The formation of the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia (ICHREE) was flawed from the gate-go and its report was dead on arrival. This is the byword to describe the... Read more »
The issue of the Red Sea in Ethiopia has long been placed on the back burner though the biggest nation lies a few kilometers away from the strategic location. With the Ethiopian... Read more »