IGAD and AU missions praise institutional innovation and public commitment; cite suspended constituencies, underrepresentation of women, and uneven access as...
On a continent where elections are frequently described as historic milestones before a single ballot is cast, Ethiopia's seventh national...
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On the thirty-sixth anniversary of the coup d'état that almost toppled Colonel Mengistu Haile Mariam, the Ethiopian Tribune examines the...
