Where is the condemnation for brutality against Africans?
Why are African leaders silent on the brutal treatment of ordinary Africans while they loudly condemn brutality elsewhere? asks Moky Makura.
Why are African leaders silent on the brutal treatment of ordinary Africans while they loudly condemn brutality elsewhere? asks Moky Makura.
The conflict between Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s federal troops and the provincial government of Tigray has become an almost full-fledged civil war.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s reform agenda has won praise, but his shaking up of government in Ethiopia risks exacerbating long-simmering ethnic rivalries. James Jeffries reports
The arrival of EDM in Addis Ababa coincides with political developments are generating both hopes and fears
The 2019 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced in Oslo on Friday 11 October. …
A spate of church burnings has raised the religious and political temperature in Ethiopia. What or who is behind this?