It was on 26 March 2021 that Ethiopia’s Prime Minister declared that Eritrean forces would leave Ethiopia. There is no…
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Tag: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed
The Ethiopian flag controversy rears its head – again!
Readers of this blog will remember that this issue was dealt with in November 2020. Well, it’s back! With the…
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Ethiopia: What Next?
Source: RUSI Ethiopia: What Next? Simon Rynn and Ahmed Hassen22 October 202110 Minute Read Main Image Credit Members of the Ethiopian National Defense Force march…
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A story in pictures – how Tigrayans brought the story of their people’s suffering to Norway
Congratulations to the Tigrayan community in Norway who brought the story of their people so forcefully home at the Nobel…
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Can the Biden sanctions strategy end the Tigray war?
We now have in place most of the elements following President Biden’s peace initiative. It is both an offer of…
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War in Tigray in images: from the Abiy-Isaias-Farmaajo alliance to the Tigrayan-Oromo pact
The war in Tigray has seen many phases – from the joy of the peace deal between Eritrea and Ethiopia…
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Amnesty International: gross sexual abuse in Tigray “tolerated at the highest level of government in Ethiopia and Eritrea”
Anyone who has been following the war in Tigray will be aware of the rape and sexual abuse carried out…
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Abiy’s Prosperity yields few dividends for Ethiopia’s Afar
Source: Ethiopia Insight Abiy’s Prosperity yields few dividends for Ethiopia’s Afar 21 July, 2021 by Dawud Mohammed Superficial political changes have…
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s statement describing Tigray’s elected government as a “cancer” or “weeds” to be uprooted
Prime Minister of Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia – Statement Source: PM Abiy Tweet The enemy we have faced is…
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How Prime Minister Abiy encourages rape in his public statements
From Apologies to Atrocities: How to make sense of leadership statements in Ethiopia by WORLD PEACE FOUNDATION on JUNE 19, 2021 By Jan…
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