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Entangled in Limbo: How the ‘No-War, No-Peace’ Stasis is Defining Tigray’s Future
Nearly four years after the signing of the Pretoria Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA), the Tigray region remains trapped in a fragile "no-war, no-peace"...
Blending Tradition and Beat: One Artist Pushes Ethiopian Dance Forward
With nearly three decades of experience teaching Ethiopian cultural dance to young people, Lij Temesgen Melese has taken a distinctly local tradition onto the...
MIDROC Unveils Massive Expansion Plans of Ten Marriott Hotels, Amid Ethiopia’s Economic Reforms
MIDROC Ethiopia CEO Jemal Ahmed has announced plans to expand investments across multiple sectors, including the development of 10 new hotels in partnership with...
The Silent Harvest
Maureen Miruka on Closing the Accountability Gap and Safeguarding Africa’s Agri-Food Backbone As the world celebrates International Women’s Day (March 8), the spotlight remains on...
Fragments of a Changing City, Reassembled in Art
Born and raised in the capital’s central district of Merkato — near the landmark often referred to as Cinema Ras — Addis Ababa has...
Ethiopia, Russia Advance Industrial Cooperation, Explore Joint Manufacturing Plans
Ethiopia and Russia have agreed to expand industrial cooperation and explore joint production initiatives following high-level meetings held yesterday in Addis Ababa during an...
Tigray Admin Alleges Forced Evictions Continue in Disputed Territories
The Tigray Communication Affairs Bureau has accused the federal government of overseeing "illegal and forceful" evictions in disputed territories, labeling the alleged actions a...
No Longer a Poor Man’s Crop: The Rise of the Potato in a Postwar Economy
In the small kebele of Felege Weyni, life once moved to the cadence of the harvest. That rhythm fractured in November 2020, when war...
Displaced During Ramadan, Residents Mark a Season of Faith Amid Upheaval
Ramadan, a month of deep spiritual reflection and cultural significance for Muslims in Ethiopia, arrives this year under altered circumstances for many residents of...
National Mourning Declared as Landslide Death Toll Rises in South Ethiopia
Rights Commission has announced 65 casualties so far The federal government has declared a three-day period of national mourning beginning today following catastrophic landslides and...
