Letter from Ethiopia, Diplomatic Capital, Displaced Citizens: The Contradictions of Addis Ababa
On the curious disjunction between a capital that hosts the continent and a nation that cannot quite hold itself together...
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The cost of Endless Contributions: How Ethiopia Is Squeezing Growth Out Of Its Economy
Ethiopia’s economic debate is increasingly shaped not by what appears in the national budget, but by what happens outside it....
The Epstein Files and Ethiopia: When a Paedophile’s Shadow Falls on the Horn of Africa
An investigation into how Jeffrey Epstein’s tentacles reached Ethiopia, and what it reveals about power, complicity, and the global reckoning...
Ethiopia’s Statistical Smokescreen: How Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Spun Numbers to Hide Economic Reality
Our columnist Sewasew Teklemariam exposes systematic distortion of growth figures and cost-of-living data in parliamentary address Addis Ababa — When...
The Long Taxi to Take‑Off: Ethiopia’s Reform Agenda Meets American Caution
By E Frashie Ethiopian Tribune Columnist The spectacle unfolded with predictable diplomatic grace. Ahmed Shide, flanked by technocrats bearing reform...
The Amhara Question: How Fano’s Unification Exposes Ethiopia’s Intellectual Dishonesty
By Ethiopian Tribune columnist E. Frashie On 17th January, the announcement of the Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) did more...
Under the Coffee Smoke: Ethiopia Between Sky and Sea
A Dialogue Between Two Minds By Ms Leeshan Kuratey, Ethiopian Tribune Columnist In an Ethiopian coffee house just off Bole...
A Hotel, a Dynasty, and the Long Afterlife of Ethiopian Property
By Endex, Ethiopian Tribune editor in chief In the Mexico district of central Addis Ababa, where concrete modernity jostles uneasily...
TRAGEDY AT LONDON BRIDGE: When Technology Meets Testimony
By Ethiopian Tribune Columnist In the cold heart of a London winter, two families, bound by thirteen years of friendship...
Crisis as Currency: Ethiopia in the Crosshairs of 2026
The first week of 2026 arrives with the usual rituals of forced optimism. Governments issue their polished greetings, citizens make...
