Ethiopia’s Green Leap or Policy Overreach? The Politics, Perils and Promises of the Fuel Ban
By E Frashie Ethiopian Tribune correspondent When Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced that Ethiopia would no longer import fuel-powered trucks,...
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Shallow Graves and Rising Tides: How Proxy Wars and Gen Z Uprisings Are Redrawing the Horn
By Thomas Araya Ethiopian Tribune columnist In the Horn of Africa, where silence is often mistaken for stability and memory...
“We Do Not Beg for Our Rivers”: Ethiopia’s UN Diplomacy and the Rise of a New Voice!
By Ethiopian Tribune | 29 September 2025 In the vast echo chamber of the United Nations General Assembly, where nations...
“The Cross Shines in Exile” Meskel Radiance at London Debretsion
Last night, London Debretsion Church became a beacon of light and unity as the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo community gathered to...
Washed Hands, Bloody Laurels! From Pilate to Peace Prizes: The Global Theatre of Guilt
By Sewasew Teklemariam Ethiopian Tribune Columnist “In just seven months, I have ended seven unendable wars… This includes Egypt and...
The technocrat who rewrote Ethiopia’s economy now controls its purse strings
When Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appointed Dr Eyob Tekalign as governor of the National Bank of Ethiopia, the announcement carried...
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...
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,...
The Closing of ዿግሜ Puagmay : Ethiopia’s Theatre of Dreams and Nightmares
By The Ethiopian Tribune columnist Sewasew Teklemariam A reflection on the final days of Ethiopian Calendar 2017 As the...
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...
