EAD, Author at The East African Daily

Mass Killing of Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia’s Arsi Zone Raises Fear of Escalating Religious Violence

EAD4 months ago4 months ago07 mins

By Dr. Yonas Workineh In one of the deadliest recent attacks on Ethiopia’s Orthodox Christian community, more than 25 worshippers…

Sudan’s Silent Catastrophe: Millions Trapped as War Tears the Nation Apart

EAD4 months ago4 months ago08 mins

By Dr Yonas Workineh In the heart of Sudan, a slow-motion tragedy is unfolding. The once-bustling city of El Fasher,…

Refugees and Host Community Relations in East Africa: Cooperation, Tensions, and the Search for Balance

EAD5 months ago4 months ago011 mins

By ABDIYARE SALAD ALI & TESFA-ALEM TEKLE East Africa has become a focal point in global refugee affairs, with millions…

Life Under Al-Shabaab ‘Somalia’s Civilians Trapped in Fear and Deprivation’

EAD5 months ago4 months ago06 mins

By Abdiyare Salad Ali | Kampala, Uganda In the sweltering heat of Jilib, a farming town in southern Somalia, 34-year-old…

“We Fled for Safety, But We Still Struggle”: Refugees in East Africa Face New Crises

EAD6 months ago5 months ago011 mins

BY ABDIYARE SALAD East Africa today hosts one of the largest refugee populations in the world. From the sprawling settlement…

Caught in Limbo: Kampala’s Undocumented Refugees Face Arrests Amid Registration Closures

EAD6 months ago6 months ago010 mins

By ABDIYARE SALAD In Kampala, immigration enforcement has intensified in recent months, targeting undocumented foreigners in urban neighborhoods. While officials…

Red Sea Afar Refugees Hold Mass Demonstration Demanding Justice and Accountability for Decades of Human Rights Violations

EAD7 months ago7 months ago05 mins

By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE Ayssaita, Afar Region, Ethiopia – In a powerful display of unity and resolve, thousands of Red Sea…

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