Lieutenant General Tadesse Werede, President of the Tigray Interim Administration, spoke of the urgent need to document the atrocities committed during the two-year brutal war in Tigray.

Fourth, deep dissatisfaction with public hospitals, marred by corruption, and the high cost of better private healthcare ...

One-third of the Earth's land surface is already degraded. The UN estimates that more than 2.6 billion people are harmed by ...

Hundreds of internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Western Tigray staged a protest on Wednesday at the Office of the President of the Tigray Interim Administration, demanding immediate repatriation ...

As Ethiopia prepares for the upcoming seventh national election, the country stands at a crucial crossroads that could either strengthen its democracy or deepen authoritarian tendencies. The key ...

Has it ever occurred to you that children can still walk miles for water, even when there is a tap next door or communities ...

Ebrahim Rasool’s diplomatic career may be paused, but he’s oddly proud of being expelled as South Africa’s ambassador to ...

Protests are set for next week in Mekelle, the regional capital, and Geneva, Switzerland, under the rallying cry "Enough of Spending Rainy Seasons in Tents." These demonstrations call for the return ...

Commercial banks are once again in the throes of a serious liquidity crunch driven by a combination of structural, policy-driven, and macroeconomic factors, ...

Yes, Gates’s decision to donate most of his fortune to Africa is, of course, admirable. But as an outsider immersed in the ...

Deeper implication: This systemic reliance on the banking model sustains a cycle of oppression, where education reproduces social hierarchies rather than dismantling them. It silences marginalized ...

And we must answer with the strongest possible defence of international law and human rights. The current trajectory – of escalating conflict and blatant disregard for international human rights and ...