From Palace to Policy: Hana Mariam’s Extraordinary Journey from Imperial Memory to National Advocacy
By Ethiopian Tribune Staff When the Ethiopian Tribune transmitted the funeral service of Her Imperial Highness Princess Sophia Desta in...
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From Debt Whisperer to Development Banker: The Mamo Mihretu Chronicles
By E. Frashie, Ethiopian Tribune Correspondent When Mamo Mihretu tendered his resignation as Governor of the National Bank of Ethiopia...
Ethiopia’s Temporal Defiance: The Last Stand Against Calendar Colonisation
By Ethiopian Tribune columnist Sewasew Teklemariam Whilst the rest of the world dutifully follows Pope Gregory XIII’s 442-year-old decree,...
Ethiopia’s Central Banker Bows Out: Reformist Exit Raises More Questions Than Answers
The sudden resignation of Mamo Esmelealem Mihretu leaves Ethiopia’s monetary policy at a crossroads, with three potential successors offering starkly...
The Invisible Prime Minister: Abiy’s Media Mastery and the Art of Vanishing
By Sewasew Teklemariam Ethiopian Tribune Columnist There’s something rather magical about our Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed he’s mastered...
Breaking the Silence: How the Asinara Project Transformed Historical Wounds into Bridges of Understanding.
A landmark initiative brings Ethiopian descendants face-to-face with their ancestors’ forgotten stories of fascist deportation By Ethiopian Tribune Reporter In...
ባል እና ሚስት ከአንድ ወንዝ ይቀዳሉ ወይስ በተመሳሳይ ቀን ይወለዳሉ?
ተፃፈ በ ታዘብ አራጋውየመድሃኒት ጥቂት ይበቃል እያለች፤የምኒልክ እናት አንድ ወልዳ መከነች፡፡የስልጣኔ ሸማኝ፣ የሃገር ባለውለታ፣ የዘመናዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ አንጥረኛ፣ የማትደፈር ሃገር መስራች...
The Ethiopian Paradox: A Nation’s Four Acts in Search of a Script
By Sewasew Teklemariam columnist In a week that epitomises the bewildering contradictions of modern Ethiopia, four stories have emerged that,...
A Tribute to Gondar University: Ethiopia’s Enduring Educational Legacy
By Ethiopian Tribune Reporter In the ancient city of Gondar, where the castles of emperors still stand as testament to...
Squeezing Stones, Selling Futures: Ethiopia’s Quiet War on the Middle Class
By Sewasew Teklemariam, Ethiopian Tribune columnist There’s a particular ache that comes from reading a memo that doesn’t say what...
