A rejoinder to Mengistu Weldemariam and Girma Berhanu
A campaign against gender violence ignites a wider cultural debate.
The country’s democratic crisis begins in everyday relationships with power.
A diagnosis of the rigid thinking and distorted perceptions driving political conflict.
From family dynamics to national politics, confrontation saturates Ethiopian life, shaping how people argue, resist, and survive.
In a nation haunted by its history, memory binds the present and blinds the future
How exclusionary politics unravel Ethiopia’s fragile civic unity
Africa’s gender equality policies remain unfulfilled—costing the continent billions in lost growth
Foreign commentators should contribute to the emergence of a culture of rational dialogue in Ethiopia while taking care not to…