Will Abiy Ahmed Suffer the Same Fate as Mengistu?
As Ethiopia faces ethnic conflict, economic malaise, and weakening military morale, will Abiy Ahmed repeat Mengistu’s fatal mistakes? Mengistu underestimated the power of rebellion and external backing. Ethiopia is currently facing a period of significant internal strain that mirrors critical moments in its political history. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who once enjoyed widespread national support, […]
Delisting From AGOA could be a Blessing in Disguise
There should be a silver lining to the AGOA situation. Ethiopia can move from manufacturing to a high-tech country for more sustainable development. When France refused to sell planes and parts to Israel during the Six-Day War, Israel immediately opted to build its airplanes and technology not to be hostage again. Consequently, with a population […]
Ethiopian Muslims Rights Should be Respected
Ethiopian Muslims, as taxpayers, have the right to use any public facility in Ethiopia. The recent controversy raised by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church through its patriarch Office or other government officials to deny Ethiopian Muslims to use Maskel Square for Grand Ethiopian Iftar or for any other purpose is unwarranted. Maskel Square is just a […]
Withdrawing my Articles About Tigray
Given some doubts about the situation in Tigray in terms of possible multiple human rights violations, I am withdrawing all my pieces about the situation until further notice. Despite my opposition to TPLF, I have great respect and admiration for the people of Tigray for their hard work and spirit of Ethiopiawinet. So I hope […]