Whose Story Is It, Anyway? Al Jazeera, Ethiopia, and the Politics of Selective Outrage
By Endex The Ethiopian Tribune editor in chief Opinion & Analysis There is a particular kind of arrogance embedded in...
Opinions are expressed by individual writers, the opinion expressed would be that of the writer not necessarily that of the Ethiopian Tribune.
By Endex The Ethiopian Tribune editor in chief Opinion & Analysis There is a particular kind of arrogance embedded in...
How a Young Woman from EPRP is Rewriting Ethiopian Political Theatre and What the Ruling Party's Silence on That Debate...
By Professor Girma Berhanu Editor’s Foreword In this edition of Ethiopian Tribune, we are pleased to present a deeply researched...
By Endex, the Chief Editor, Ethiopian Tribune I have been a journalist for many years. I have written obituaries for...
Memory, Martyrdom and the Mirage of the New Dubai By Endex Ethiopian Tribune Chief Editor A Date That Refuses to...
By E. Frashie | Ethiopian Tribune columnist Ethiopia’s political theatre, under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, has become a masterclass...
The death rumour of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed has placed the survival of Abiy Ahmed's government under uncomfortable scrutiny. For...
FORWARDING: Yekatit 12 - From Oblivion to Memory (Inaugural Newsletter)This groundbreaking newsletter, created by descendants of Ethiopians imprisoned during the...
On the curious disjunction between a capital that hosts the continent and a nation that cannot quite hold itself together...
Ethiopia’s economic debate is increasingly shaped not by what appears in the national budget, but by what happens outside it....