Shedding light on Fascist-occupied Addis

When the Fascist troops of Benito Mussolini invaded Ethiopia and Emperor Haile Selassie was forced into exile in May 1936, what were the experiences of both young and adult people in the capital, Addis Ababa, and in other towns across the…
Ethiopia PM defends arrest of TikTok influencers

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has said his government arrested TikTok content creators in order to reprimand them. He said the government had a duty to protect not only the country but also its people from cyber terrorists and attacks,…
Ethiopian troops to Gaza?

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio asked Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed earlier this week to contribute troops to the fledgling International Security Force for Gaza, two Western diplomats familiar with the situation tell The Times of Israel. US President…
Uneasy calm in Gambela after police chief assassinated

An uneasy calm has settled over Gambela after two days of clashes triggered by the assassination of the city’s police chief, with residents reporting gunfire in several neighbourhoods and widespread disruption to daily life, Ethiopia Insider reported. The Gambella City…
98 Eritreans freed after several years without trial

Ninety-eight people who had been detained without trial for several years in Eritrea have been released from prisons, relatives of the former detainees have told BBC Tigrigna. According to the BBC, citing sources in Asmara and abroad, 36 detainees were…