The Passport He Borrowed, The Debt They Forgot: What if Ethiopia Had Turned Mandela Away?
In 1962, a man with no legal country arrived in Addis Ababa. He was a fugitive from an apartheid regime that viewed him as...
Silenced by Design: How Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence Is Reshaping Women’s Digital Lives in Ethiopia
Selamawit Tezera Chaka
For many women in Ethiopia, the internet is no longer simply a space for communication, opportunity, or visibility. Increasingly, it has become...
Unpaid Care Work is the Hidden Barrier to Women’s Employment in Ethiopia
Selamawit Tezera Chaka
Across the world, women’s participation in the economy is shaped not only by access to jobs, education, or finance, but also by...
Why Ethiopia’s Transitional Justice Needs AI Prediction Tools
By Kaleab Azeze
Ethiopia’s transitional justice process is unfolding in a deeply polarised environment, where competing narratives about past conflicts continue to shape public trust,...
A Crisis Without Witnesses: Ethiopia’s continued and overlooked tragedy
By Felagot Taddese Terefe, MD
Among the armed conflicts that has been ravaging over the lives of many Ethiopians in the past eight years, one...
When neutrality looks like taking sides: the Red Cross, separatists and a crisis of trust
By- Jean d'Amour Mugabo, Rwandan journalist and Social Political Analyst.
For decades, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has explained its work through...
