Ethiopians’ claim that the West is biased against the federal government is well-founded.
Our discussions should move away from reacting to symptoms of our societal evils towards addressing their roots.
Unfamiliarity, limited information, and official obstacles have made reporting on the pandemic an uphill struggle.
Ethiopia should focus on building autonomous institutions, rather than expect elites to stop grappling for control of them.
The amplification of false and dangerous narratives contributed to July’s deadly violence against civilians in Oromia.
Oromia Media Network was a rare non-Amharic voice in Ethiopia's media landscape. That is why it's been shutdown.
Ethiopia’s media outlets have been hit hard by COVID-19 and are in dire need of economic life-support from the government.
In this Ethiopia Insight podcast, William Davison talks with Addis Standard's Tsedale Lemma about Ethiopia's media landscape and the impact…
(Editor's note: This transcript from Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Aug. 25 press conference in Addis Ababa has been organized thematically…