Building constitutionalism means balancing the role of elected politicians and trained legal experts in the process of interpretation.
Once more, irreconcilable blocs are vying for power.
As EPRDF’s successor, Prosperity Party will assume its suffocating role
A regional official writing exclusively for Ethiopia Insight believes Prosperity Party faces electoral defeat as it undermines genuine self-rule.
As advised by the Prime Minister, Ethiopians must forge a consensus and forgive the past, and build rather than burn…
Ethiopia's political realities suggest compromise by both Ethiopianists and ethno-nationalists is the only sane path forwards
Returning to the Somali region capital Jigjiga after more than a decade away was both comforting and disorienting.
To defuse identity politics, a process of gradual progress is more important than achieving a rapid but unsustainable outcome.
Prosperity Party will reverse fragmentation, boost inclusivity, and allow institutions to flourish, argues a senior federal official.