The Tigray People’s Liberation Front has thrown down the gauntlet in northern Ethiopia. Will the prime minister opt for compromise – or escalation?

"No-one can handle another [war]." Tigray was the epicentre of the conflict. The guns were silenced when two of the main ...

Examining when South Africa acts or the President issues statements on civil conflicts taking place across Africa shows an apparent correlation with economic interests.

The government consistently claims Ethiopia is experiencing rapid economic growth. However, beneath this façade lies a dysfunctional economy and governance system, riddled with bureaucratic ...

Addis Ababa, a vibrant diplomatic hub in Africa, offers an excellent opportunity to engage with various nations particularly ...

The Ethiopian government says it is closely following the situation in its northern region of Tigray, where tensions between ...

The federal government has not reimbursed K-State for hundreds of millions of dollars in expenses related to its work on ...

In the wake of the Pretoria Agreement, which brought brutal two-year civil war in northern Ethiopia to an end, there was a glimmer of hope that the country ...

Media professionals are urged to prioritize the national interest of Ethiopia by understanding the dynamic situation of the ...

Jewish representative groups have addressed what they said was "antisemitism and vilification of Israel" in Ireland with ...

Political unrest in Tigray forces residents to seek refuge as rival factions clash over control of Mekele’s administration.

Airport officials failed to provide any concrete explanation for the denial, suggesting they were following higher orders.