Opinion

Debunking the Lies and Scapegoating: Hiding Behind Tribal Rhetoric in Perpetuating Conflicts in Gambella Region

By Gatkek Kuajien Chuol Ethiopia is country wrestling with insecurity, and despite the efforts being made both by the regional and national gov’ts plus international communities, it seems like none is working so far and as such, the country every now and then find herself with a new security challenge as soon as it contains

June 16, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Sheger City and Gadaa are Oromummaa’s Mirage of Castle in the Sky

Yonas Biru, PhD Since elementary school, I have been taught to start an essay with an introduction, followed by the body of the essay and ended with a summary conclusion. Please allow me to violate what I have been taught since elementary school and start with the conclusion of my article: What a fucked-up bunch

June 9, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Human-Centered Design Workshop to enhance pastoralists’ resilience in Ethiopia

Borana Zone is located in the southern part of Ethiopia and characterized by a semi-arid and arid climatic condition. The zone is inhabited by pastoral and agropastoral communities. Livestock production plays an important role in the livelihoods of people living around the waterpoint. Livestock, including cattle, goat, sheep, and camel, play a crucial role in

June 8, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Oromummaa’s First Targets of Destruction are the Oromo People and Culture

Yonas Biru, PhD Oromummaa is engineered to destroy the “Ethiopian Empire.” But to do so, it must first change the Oromo tribal land beyond recognition. Before we go to the topic at hand, allow me to reintroduce you to two books.  The True Believer was written by Eric Hofer in 1951. Intrigued by the Nazi

June 8, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Applications Now Open for the Coding School in Ethiopia

Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), June 7, 2023 – ThinkYoung and Boeing announce that applications are now open for the 20th edition of the ThinkYoung Coding School, which will be held for the second time in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The program is scheduled to take place from July 14 to July 17, offering free computer programming classes

June 8, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Oromummaa’s Religion Cleansing and Cultural Evilgelization Project

Yonas Biru, PhD In Summary This is my third article on the topic of Oromummaa in four weeks. Some of my readers wonder why I am “so focused on Oromummaa.” We should focus on it because it is a metastasizing ነቀርሳ. It is led by tribal intellectuals who are guided by Hitler’s mass indoctrination and

June 3, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Explosions and Chaos Erupt: Gunshots Heard at the Great Anwar Mosque

Addis Insight heard from its sources that gunshots are being heard in and around the Great Anwar Mosque in Addis Ababa. According to the sources of Addis Insight, the security forces of the government were forcing the commercial shops in the area of the mosque to close. It is understood that a commotion broke out

June 2, 2023 • By Addis Insight

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Beyond Hospitality: Examining the Dual Realities of Refugees and Indigenous People in Gambella, Ethiopia

By Jekap Omod Ethiopia is one of the countries in east Africa that host a larger population of refugees. Among the regions in Ethiopia, Gambella is hosting hundreds of thousands of refugees in which most of them are Nuer from South Sudan. This gives a positive view about Ethiopia in the eyes of the international

June 2, 2023 • By Addis Insight

Opinion

Russia’s Growing Influence in the Horn of Africa: Exploring Economic, Military, and Political Interests

Gebrehiwot Bayikedagn It has been a few years since the role of China in Africa, particularly in the Horn of Africa (HOA), has gained prominence. China’s cost-effective methods, focus on vital infrastructure development, and non-interference in internal affairs have propelled its economic dominance in Africa’s development agenda. While China has taken care of Africa’s economic

May 31, 2023 • By Addis Insight

Opinion

Ethiopia: The Punctuation Mark for the Acclaimed Book “The White Man’s Burden”

Yonas Biru, PhD Prime Minister Abiy is building a $15 Billion Palace, while negotiating a $67 Billion international aid package. This article is as much about Ethiopia as the epitome of a welfare dependent nation as it is about a failed international welfare system. The international welfare system is bankrolled primarily by the US and

May 28, 2023 • By Addis Insight