Ethiopian Tribune

06/11/2025

05/11/2025

04/11/2025

"በትግራይ ውስጥ የሀሳብ ልዩነት ሲፈጠር በጦርነት ብቻ
ለመፍታት የሚደረግ ሩጫ መቆም አለበት"

ጦርነት ብታሸንፍም ባታሸንፍም ጣፋጭ ሆኖ አያውቅም

በትግራይ ክልል ውስጥ የሀሳብ ልዩነት ሲፈጠር በጦርነት ብቻ ለመፍታት የሚደረግ ሩጫ መቆም አለበት ሲሉ የቀድሞው የመከላከያ ሰራዊት ጠቅላይ ኢታማዦር ሹም ጀነራል ሳሞራ ዩኑስ ናቸው የተናገሩት።

ከዚህ ቀደም የተፈፀመው ከባድ ስህተት የትግራይን ህዝብ ዋጋ አስከፍሏል ያሉት ጀነራሉ፤ አሁን የትግራይ ህዝብ ጦርነት በቃኝ ብሏል፤ በሆነ አጋጣሚ የጦርነት አዝማሚያ ቢፈጠር እንኳ ህዝቡ ይህንን የመደገፍ ሀሳብ እንደሌላውም ገልጸዋል፡፡

ጀነራል ሳሞራ ለኢፕድ እንደገለጹት፤ "ከዚህ ቀደም ችግሮችን በውይይት መፍታት ባለመቻሉ የተቀሰቀሰው ጦርነት የትግራይን ህዝብ ከባድ ጉዳት አድርሶበታል፡፡ ህዝቡ እስካሁን ድረስ የጦርነቱን ጦስ በጫንቃው ተሸክሟል፡፡ በመሆኑም እንደዚህ ዓይነት ከባድ ስህተት መደገም የለበትም፡፡"

«ጦርነት ብታሸንፍም ባታሸንፍም ጣፋጭ ሆኖ አያውቅም» ያሉት ጀነራሉ፤ "በክልሉ በርካታ ወጣት ህይወቱን አጥቷል፣ እናቶችም በሀዘን ተጎድተዋል፣ ተቸግረዋልም፤ በመሆኑም ህዝቡ በተደጋጋሚ ውጊያ ውስጥ ሊማገድ አይገባውም" ሲሉ ተናግረዋል፡፡

በትግራይ ውስጥ ማንኛውም ችግር ወይም የሀሳብ ልዩነት ሲፈጠር በጦርነት ብቻ ለመፍታት የሚደረግ ሩጫ መቆም እንዳለበትና፤ ልዩነቶች በሰላምና በሰላም ብቻ መፈታት አለባቸው በሚል እምነት መፅናት ያስፈልጋል ነው ያሉት፡፡
በክልሉ የጦርነት ችግር ይመጣል እያሉ ያልተጨበጠ ወሬ የሚለፍፉ የጦር ጀነራሎችን እሰማለሁ ያሉት ጀነራሉ፤ "ይህ የግል ሀሳባቸው ሊሆን ይችላል፤ እኔ የምላቸው ግን የእውነት የህዝብ አገልጋይ ከሆኑ በትግራይ ክልል ያለውን የፀጥታ ችግር መፍታት የመጀመሪያው ጉዳያቸው ሊያደርጉት ይገባል" ሲሉ ለኢፕድ ተናግረዋል።

የቴሌግራም ቻናልችንን በመቀላቀል የአዲስ አድማስን መረጃ ይከታተሉ…
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04/11/2025

In the intricate theatre of Horn of Africa diplomacy, where ancient civilisations clash with modern statecraft and where water, land, and maritime access converge into existential questions, a particularly sophisticated strategy has emerged that demands careful examination. Egypt’s contemporary approach towards Ethiopia represents what might best be described as diplomatic “cooking” a patient, multi-layered process of combining regional anxieties, historical grievances, and strategic alliances into a coherent campaign designed to contain Ethiopian ambitions on two critical fronts: the Nile River and access to the Red Sea. This is not hasty improvisation but rather a carefully calibrated recipe, where ingredients are selected for maximum effect, temperatures are precisely controlled, and the intended outcome, Ethiopian strategic isolation, is pursued with methodical determination.

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https://ethiopiantribune.com/2025/11/the-art-of-diplomatic-cooking-egypts-strategic-containment-of-ethiopia/

የኢትዮጵያ ትሪቢውን

01/11/2025

The situation in Ethiopia’s Amhara region has deteriorated into a critical humanitarian and human-rights emergency. Emerging evidence from besieged localities indicates an escalation of atrocities that transcend previously documented patterns of violence. Verified testimonies and secondary reports detail widespread killings accompanied by systematic s*xual and gender-based violence, including acts intended to cause profound physical and psychological harm. These violations appear to be strategically employed as instruments of terror and social destabilization. The proliferation of graphic content across digital platforms has generated significant secondary trauma among affected populations, while simultaneously underscoring the role of media in shaping collective perception and response. Notwithstanding the severity of these crimes, international awareness and condemnation remain disproportionately limited, revealing a persistent gap between global normative commitments and practical engagement. Concurrently, ongoing drone strikes against civilian populations exacerbate the humanitarian toll, contributing to cumulative suffering and displacement. Drawing on verified interviews with relatives of victims and triangulated findings from human-rights and academic sources, this study situates the documented abuses within the broader context of conflict-related s*xual violence and violations of international humanitarian law. Building on prior research concerning gendered violence against men in the region, the findings contribute to a growing body of empirical evidence suggesting the commission of acts that may amount to crimes under international law.

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By Girma Berhanu, (Professor) Gothenburg University Department of Education and Special Education [email protected]  Abstract The situation in Ethiopia’s Amhara region has deteriorated i…

27/10/2025

On 16 October, Ethiopia marked World Food Day with the usual fanfare: speeches from ministers, pledges of transformation, and a showcase of agricultural promise staged in the capital. Beneath a banner proclaiming “Water is Life, Water is Food,” officials extolled the virtues of resilience, equity, and local empowerment. The Agriculture Minister, Girma Amente, called for a “paradigm shift” in food systems, urging investment in climate-smart farming and reduced dependency on imports. The message was one of progress, sovereignty, and self-reliance. But beyond the stage-managed optimism, a different Ethiopia simmers, one where food prices have doubled, conflict has gutted rural economies, and millions face hunger not as a seasonal hardship but as a structural condition. The contrast between the government’s narrative and the country’s lived reality is not merely stark, it is indicting.

In Addis Ababa’s sprawling Merkato, the largest open-air market in Africa, traders speak of a transformation of a different kind: the vanishing of the middle class. A kilo of teff, Ethiopia’s staple grain, has surged from 40 birr to 90 in under a year. Lentils, once a modest protein source, are now priced out of reach for many. Cooking oil, onions, wheat flour, each has become a symbol of scarcity. The Central Statistics Agency reports year-on-year food inflation hovering above 30%, with no signs of abating. Currency devaluation, fuel shortages, and global supply shocks have all played their part, but for ordinary citizens, the effect is singular: hunger. “World Food Day?” scoffs Tesfaye, a minibus driver. “They should call it World Queue Day. We queue for bread, for fuel, for everything.”
Read more:- https://ethiopiantribune.com/2025/10/ethiopian-hunger/

27/10/2025

የኢትዮጵያ ቤተ መዛግብት እና ቤተ መጻሕፍት አገልግሎት 10ኛውን የወር ወንበር ለማካሔድ ዝግጅቱን አጠናቋል።

የፊታችን ቅዳሜ ጥቅምት 22/2018 ዓ.ም "ስለ ዐደባባይ ሐውልቶቻችን ሥነ ጥበባዊ ወግ" በሚል ርእስ ሠዓሊ አገኘሁ አዳነ (የአዲስ አበባ ዩኒቨርሲቲ የአለ ሥነ ጥበብ እና ዲዛይን ትምህርት ቤት ዲን ) የሚቀርበውን 10ኛውን የወር ወንበር በወመዘክር ዝግጅት አሰናድተን እንጠብቃችኃለን።

በአክብሮት ተጋብዛችኃል!

26/10/2025

26/10/2025

24/10/2025

In a striking display of selective enforcement that has drawn widespread condemnation, Ethiopian authorities fined 13 women 5,000 birr each for wearing clothing deemed inappropriate in Dima Woreda, even as the capital’s notorious Chehniya district in Bole continues its brisk trade in commercial s*x, seemingly immune from official scrutiny.

The contrast could scarcely be more jarring. Whilst police resources were mobilised to detain women at an entertainment venue for alleged dress code violations, mere kilometres away in Chehniya, sc****ly clad women openly solicit business alongside their counterparts in full Islamic dress the latter catering to conservative clientele who prefer the appearance of religious propriety whilst engaging in the same transactions.

“It’s absolutely farcical,” observers note unanimously. “You can walk through Chehniya at any hour and witness an entire economy built around commercial s*x, serving everyone from lorry drivers to businessmen. Half-naked women stand beside others in full hijab, all competing for the same customers. Yet the authorities choose to prosecute women at a private venue for showing a bit of leg. The hypocrisy is staggering.”

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https://ethiopiantribune.com/2025/10/addis-ababas-s*x-trade-thrives-unchecked/

23/10/2025

“A new Ethiopia is being born,” Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared in 2019. Six years on, that birth looks less like revolution and more like the quiet emergence of an elite class technocratic, ambitious and tightly bound to the state. In the shadow of economic reform and digital modernisation, a new generation of business barons and institutional enablers has risen, reshaping Ethiopia’s economy in ways both dazzling and deeply opaque.

When African Intelligence first coined the phrase “Abiy’s business barons,” it captured a mood in Addis Ababa’s business salons: a knowing half-smile whenever someone mentioned “the new men”those whose fortunes seemed to flourish alongside the Prime Minister’s reforms. These are not the old guard of industrial Ethiopia. They are venture capitalists, logistics magnates and digital entrepreneurs whose proximity to the Prosperity Party has opened extraordinary opportunities. Some, like Tewodros Ashenafi and Berhane Gebrekristos, have re-emerged from the reform era as indispensable intermediaries between the state and global capital, whilst others are new entrants technocrats turned financiers, blending patriotic rhetoric with Silicon Valley vocabulary. At the centre of this web sits the Prime Minister himself, whose government has positioned the Ethiopian Investment Holdings, the country’s sovereign wealth vehicle, as both broker and gatekeeper.

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https://ethiopiantribune.com/2025/10/the-new-tycoons-of-abiys-ethiopia-barons-enablers-and-the-quiet-gold-rush-for-data-and-power/
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