Commission’s ‘Farce’ of a Report Claims Only Three Dead; Aseko Church Condemns Outrageous Erasure
The Aseko District Church has utterly rejected the casualty figures released by the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) regarding the...
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The Church They Cannot Name
ETHIOPIAN TRIBUNE Analysis & Commentary | Horn of Africa Affairs SPECIAL REPORT: FAITH, ETHNICITY & ERASURE The Church They Cannot...
The Erasure of Amhara Voices in International Coverage of Ethiopia
By Girma Berhanu (Professor) Watching recent international coverage of Ethiopia's election, I've been left with a question that grows harder...
Seven Times Lucky? Ethiopia’s Seventh General Election and the Art of Democratic Choreography
On a continent where elections are frequently described as historic milestones before a single ballot is cast, Ethiopia's seventh national...
The Ritual Before the Storm: Ethiopia’s 2026 Election and the Impossible Choice
By The Editorial Team, The Ethiopian Tribune June 1st, 2026 the date every observer of Ethiopian politics has circled on...
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The Geography of Delusion: Why Abiy Ahmed’s Imperial Vision Threatens Ethiopia, Not Saves It
By Sewasew Teklemariam When The Economist warns that a prime minister's "ambitions threaten both his country and the Horn of...
The New Addis: How Vanity Meets Vulnerability
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 the Collapse of Education Policy Into Bureaucratic Theater Minister of Rhetoric: Berhanu Nega and...
National Unity and Red Sea Sovereignty: Legislation as the Price of the Nation
By Professor Mefkereseb Goytom Hailu EDITORIAL FOREWORD The fortnight of 11–16 May reshuffled the diplomatic surface of the Ethiopian moment...
