By ROGERS TULYAHABWE On the morning of 17 December 2010, a young Tunisian man named Mohamed Bouazizi went to work on a normal day. He was 26 years old, had failed to find formal employment and had resorted to selling vegetables and fruit from a street cart in Sidi Bouzid, a small town in central…
By BINYAM DANIEL From deadly attacks on Orthodox Christians in Oromia to ransom kidnappings on major highways and alleged extortion by security forces in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s deepening insecurity exposes a government increasingly unable to guarantee the most basic responsibility of the state: protecting human life. Ethiopia’s worsening security crisis has once again claimed the…
By BINYAM DANIEL The closure of Ethiopian and Sudanese consulates, the diplomatic rupture with Eritrea and the confrontation with Somalia expose the growing failures of Abiy Ahmed’s foreign policy, raising questions about Ethiopia’s regional leadership while hosting the African Union headquarters. Ethiopia, once regarded as one of Africa’s most influential diplomatic powers, is increasingly finding…
By ROGERS TULYAHABWE On the morning of 17 December 2010, a young Tunisian man named Mohamed Bouazizi went to work on a normal day. He was 26 years old, had failed to find formal employment and had resorted to selling vegetables and fruit from a street cart in Sidi Bouzid, a small town in central…
By BINYAM DANIEL From deadly attacks on Orthodox Christians in Oromia to ransom kidnappings on major highways and alleged extortion by security forces in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s deepening insecurity exposes a government increasingly unable to guarantee the most basic responsibility of the state: protecting human life. Ethiopia’s worsening security crisis has once again claimed the…
By BINYAM DANIEL The closure of Ethiopian and Sudanese consulates, the diplomatic rupture with Eritrea and the confrontation with Somalia expose the growing failures of Abiy Ahmed’s foreign policy, raising questions about Ethiopia’s regional leadership while hosting the African Union headquarters. Ethiopia, once regarded as one of Africa’s most influential diplomatic powers, is increasingly finding…
By ROGERS TULYAHABWE On the morning of 17 December 2010, a young Tunisian man named Mohamed Bouazizi went to work…
By BINYAM DANIEL From deadly attacks on Orthodox Christians in Oromia to ransom kidnappings on major highways and alleged extortion…
By BINYAM DANIEL The closure of Ethiopian and Sudanese consulates, the diplomatic rupture with Eritrea and the confrontation with Somalia…
By BINYAM DANIEL The decision to deny licence renewals to The Ethiopian Reporter marks another alarming escalation in the government’s…
By Gedam Afework Ethiopia is once again becoming a country where civilians cannot be certain that they will survive the…
By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE Ehiopia’s latest announcement that it has taken delivery of advanced Russian fighter jets has raised serious questions…
By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE Eritrea’s leading opposition movement, The Red Sea Afar Democratic Organization (RSADO) on Wednesday called on the United…
By BINYAM DANIEL The Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival has rejected US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s characterization of…
By SUMUR TSEHAYE Eritrean troops have reportedly entered Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region in recent days, according to local officials and…
By Kenneth Jura When Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals lists on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, it will be a moment…
