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...
By Endex, Ethiopian Tribune editor in chief In the Mexico district of central Addis Ababa, where concrete modernity jostles uneasily...
The first week of 2026 arrives with the usual rituals of forced optimism. Governments issue their polished greetings, citizens make...
Can Infrastructure Forge Stability Where Politics Has Failed? By E Frashie, Ethiopian Tribune Columnist About an hour south of Addis...
By Sewasew Teklemariam There is something almost tragicomic about watching great powers rediscover Ethiopia every few decades, dusting off the...
By Sewasew Teklemariam, Ethiopian Tribune columnist In the long shadow of Ethiopia’s political history, journalism has never been a neutral...
By Sewasew Teklemariam Ethiopian Tribune columnist On 16 October, Ethiopia marked World Food Day with the usual fanfare: speeches from...
By Ethiopian Tribune chief editor. It was a crisp October morning in London, one of those days where democracy feels...
Image caption, Bate Urgessa was a senior official of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) By Kalkidan Yibeltal BBC News, Addis Ababa...
by Graham PeeblesThe Ethiopia of Abiy Ahmed and his Prosperity Party, is a dark and frightening place, where anyone challenging...
Moody’s Ratings said it completed a periodic review of the ratings of Ethiopia and other ratings that are associated with...