“A Professor Without Friends”: Scholarship, Activism, and the Cost of Speaking Out
This article was inspired by a question posed by two young students during my läxhjälp (homework support) activities. They asked me a...
This article was inspired by a question posed by two young students during my läxhjälp (homework support) activities. They asked me a...
Abiy Ahmed's corridor megaprojects seduce the global influencer class while 43 per cent of Ethiopians sink below the poverty line—a...
Minister of Rhetoric: Berhanu Nega and the Collapse of Education Policy Into Bureaucratic Theater Minister of Rhetoric: Berhanu Nega and...
By Professor Mefkereseb Goytom Hailu EDITORIAL FOREWORD The fortnight of 11–16 May reshuffled the diplomatic surface of the Ethiopian moment...
By Professor GIRMA BERHANU For more than half a century, Ethiopians have endured cycles of drought, famine, and mass starvation....
How a U.S.-mediated Ethiopia–Eritrea rapprochement is reshaping geopolitics, diplomatic leverage, and regional order An International Observer Analysis Editorial Foreword In...
On the thirty-sixth anniversary of the coup d'état that almost toppled Colonel Mengistu Haile Mariam, the Ethiopian Tribune examines the...
By Dr. Mefkereseb G. Hailu Editor’s ForewordA Nation at the Threshold of ChoiceThis week, the Ethiopian Tribune publishes a long-form...
How regional war, electoral consolidation, diaspora uprising, and conflicting visions of national identity threaten to unravel the Horn of Africa’s...
By Mefkereseb G. Hailu (PhD) Editorial Foreword It is with considerable gratitude that the Ethiopian Tribunepresents the final instalment of Dr...