Reliance on Djibouti Port is Unsustainable due to Outrageous Costs and illegal practices and embezzlement practices at the highest level.
Djibouti's president Ismail Omar Guelleh. © Tiksa Negeri/Reuters
By - Nigist Berta
At present Ethiopia’s imports and exports mainly pass via the port of Djibouti. Reliance...
The Palestine-Israeli Conflict: Why is it so Hard to See Both Sides?
Gatkek Kuajien Chuol
I grew up in a country where, people have never been sure what they are fighting for because oftentimes, the cause for...
National Projects as a Weapon of Genocide Against Amhara
Tigray nationalism and Amhara genocide in Wolkait/Raya
Ethiopia is going through a very hostile situation; there has been increasing violence against civilians and conflicts in...
“The Guns Have Not Been Silenced”: The Hidden War on Amharas in Ethiopia and the Silence of the West
Thursday, August 3rd, 2023
Robel Z. Alemu
Director of Communications, Amhara Association of America (AAA)
“War and More War” – Siege on Amhara
Despite claims by international diplomats,...
Treatise of PM Abiy Ahmed after his recent Trips to Paris and Moscow
By Eyob Asfaw
For the past few months, PM Abiy began to show a decline of frequency in addressing the Ethiopian wider public directly unlike...
The Tigrayan Orthodox Faction Lacks Moral Ground to Talk About Moral Ground
Yonas Biru, PhD
I refer to Ethiopia’s political system as a tribal federation rather than ethnic federation because it is primitive and degenerative, not to...
