Lieutenant General Tadesse Werede (Photo: Screenshot) Addis Abeba – Lieutenant General Tadesse Werede, deputy president of Tigray’s interim administration and head of the cabinet secretariat for peace and security, has issued a stern warning to the factions within the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) to cease their actions that are exacerbating political chaos and public …

Lieutenant General Tadesse Werede (Photo: Screenshot) Addis Abeba – Lieutenant General Tadesse Werede, deputy president of Tigray’s interim administration and head of the cabinet secretariat for peace and security, has issued a stern warning to the factions within the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) to cease their actions that are exacerbating political chaos and public …

The most disturbing debate many uninformed disrupters were engaged in was on the difference between identity or citizenship and which supersedes the other! There are many views on that but generally, an identity is composed of many layers, including national identity. While personal identity describes, among others, the individual’s culture, tribal, ethnic, and linguistic affiliation, […]
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The most disturbing debate many uninformed disrupters were engaged in was on the difference between identity or citizenship and which supersedes the other! There are many views on that but generally, an identity is composed of many layers, including national identity. While personal identity describes, among others, the individual’s culture, tribal, ethnic, and linguistic affiliation, […]
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In its publication of 15 March this month, the London-based Arab Weekly propagates utterly baseless and speculative allegations regarding Eritrea.

In its publication of 15 March this month, the London-based Arab Weekly propagates utterly baseless and speculative allegations regarding Eritrea.  The article was written by a certain Sabahat Khan; supposedly an “analyst” on the region, The recycling of such trite disinformation has no significance whatsoever and only amplifies the failure and bankruptcy of the agendas of chaos.  Be that as it may, the Government of Eritrea rejects the baseless and mendacious conjectures floated in the article.Ministry of InformationAsmara25 March 2020

[Africa In Fact] In a small, tidy office on the top floor of the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange building in Addis Ababa, communications manager Tewodros Assefa draws two diagrams on a large glass window pane. The window overlooks the capital city's new light rail line, a raised concrete snake that bisects the city. This scene is unexpectedly sophisticated: a modern, first world pastiche in a country better known, not always fairly, for poverty and chaos. Like the new metro, the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange--better known as E

[Africa In Fact] In a small, tidy office on the top floor of the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange building in Addis Ababa, communications manager Tewodros Assefa draws two diagrams on a large glass window pane. The window overlooks the capital city's new light rail line, a raised concrete snake that bisects the city. This scene is unexpectedly sophisticated: a modern, first world pastiche in a country better known, not always fairly, for poverty and chaos. Like the new metro, the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange--better known as E

Zecharias Zelalem  Addis Abeba, September 21/2018 – Monday September 17, Addis Abeba’s residents took to the streets to denounce a spate of violence that shocked the country the weekend before. A large crowd had gathered just outside the headquarters of state broadcaster Ethiopian Television as well as the city’s center ...
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[Deutsche Welle] Clashes in the Somali region of Ethiopia led to the burning of churches, looting and rape. Police and PM Abiy Ahmed stepped in, calling the chaos shameful, and arresting a former regional president.

[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia has been in chaos over the last three years due to corruption, maladministration and mistrusts among the political parties, leaders and ethnic groups. This changed to what it should be in only three months due to the charismatic leadership approach of the new Prime Minister took office.