Between Promise and Practice: Why Ethiopian Women Still Struggle to Realize Their Rights
By-Selamawit Tezera Chaka
Ethiopia has taken steps to strengthen its legal commitments to gender equality. From constitutional guarantees to updating gender policy, the framework appears,...
Disaster Cycles and the Lessons from the Gamo–Gofa Landslide
By- Dr Genet Kifle
When people are asked about their worst nightmares, many describe the same thing: falling from a great height, suspended in...
Redesigning Ethiopia’s Federal Future: The Middle Path Between Identity and Unity
By Tamrat Abera
Ethiopia is not facing a crisis of diversity. It is facing a crisis of federal design.
For more than three decades, the ethnic...
When Strategic Restraint Is a Virtue: GERD, Nile Politics, and Trump Factor
Moges Zewdu Teshome
Sovereignty is not up for sale. At the same time, we live in an era increasingly shaped by the logic of “might...
Why Gambella Region’s Insecurity Will Never End If Peace Initiative Don’t Start with Accountability
By-Gatkek Kuajien Chuol
This latest episode of insecurity and extra-judicial killing is the third onslaught since Abiy Ahmed ascended into the highest echelon of Ethiopian politics since 2018.
But even between those...
Why the Birr Keeps Falling: Ethiopia’s Currency Crisis Is a Symptom, Not the Disease
By Kebour Ghenna
Ethiopia is living through one of the most complex economic transitions in decades. The country has adopted an IMF-supported reform program, introduced...
