Analysis: Eritrean Forces Continue Abductions and Sexual Violence in Tigray’s Irob Woreda, Despite Pretoria Peace Deal
By Mihret G/kristos Addis Abeba – Despite the signing of the Pretoria Peace Deal in November 2022, Eritrean forces continue to…
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US Expresses Grave Concern over Conflict in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region
Dozens of arrests have been reported in Amhara, where a state of emergency has been declared to contain escalating violence….
IGAD WATCHES OVER CONFLICT BOILING POTS AFTER SUDAN ERUPTED
By ANTHONY KITIMO The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (Igad) says it is watching over other potential conflict boiling pots in…
Earthquake strikes Ethiopia, Eritrea
Earthquake strikes Ethiopia, Eritrea By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 struck north Ethiopia and Eritrea on Tuesday, the…
Ethiopian Extends Bid Submission Date For Privatization Of 8 State-Owned Sugar Enterprises
The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia through the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) has announced an…
Army warns to take actions against actors “disturbing peace” in the name of “Fano”; admits members ambushed in Amhara region
The Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) issued warning this afternoon to take “actions” against forces that it said were “disturbing…
Report Shows Ethiopian Civil War More Lethal Than Ukraine War
By Samuel Bogale While headlines worldwide spotlight the distress in Eastern Europe from the Russia-Ukraine clash, a new report reveals…
An Indifferent World Looks on as Ethiopia Obstructs Justice for Tigray
By Aaron Maasho & Martin Witteveen Ethiopia’s two-year civil war has devastated Tigray and its neighbours. Atrocities that amount to…
Social Media Access in Ethiopia Back After 5-Month Shutdown
Social media networks like Facebook and Instagram were back online in Ethiopia on Wednesday after being blocked for five months,…
Ethiopia Wants to Join Brics: Expert Unpacks Pros and Cons
A few years ago, the Brics grouping – Brazil, Russia, China, India and South Africa – had lost salience because…