Safaricom Set to Begin Operation in Ethiopia in April 2022

Safaricom Ethiopia has reiterated its commitment to commence operation in Ethiopia in April 2022. During discussion Ethiopian Communication Authority and Safaricom Ethiopia leadership held, it is stated that the company has faced no obstacle during the preparation to start the commercial launch of telecommunication operations in Ethiopia as planned. Leading the discussion with Safaricom Ethiopia, […]

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American Political Analyst Says Video Footage Confirms Ethiopians’ Suspicion of West’s Conspiracy

The video footage revealed today has confirmed that Ethiopians’ suspicions that “the West is conspiring to overthrow their democratically elected and legitimate government through its tacit partnership with the TPLF,” the Moscow-based American political analyst Andrew Korybko said. A leaked video footage has been exposed when several Western diplomats conspiring with leaders of the TPLF […]

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Demonstrators in Addis Urge Some Western Governments to Reassess Policies Towards Ethiopia

A huge demonstration held in Addis Ababa today denounced some Western powers for meddling in the internal affairs of Ethiopia and urged the governments to reassess their policies towards Ethiopia. The demonstration was organized by the Consortium of Civil Society Organizations in Ethiopia. The gathering split at Arat Kilo and marched to the embassies of […]

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Pan-Africanist Scholar Professor Mammo Stresses that ‘Saving Ethiopia Means Saving Africa’

The demonstration held by the Ethiopian Diaspora and friends of Ethiopia to denounce Western interference in the country’s internal affairs reflects the growing awareness that “saving Ethiopia is saving Africa,” a scholar said. The protesters who held rallies in over 25 cities across the globe demanded an end to Western intervention in the internal affairs […]

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Former Finnish Diplomat Blames TPLF for Rejecting Ceasefire, Expanding Conflict

The conflict in Ethiopia expanded because the insurgent TPLF refused to accept the unilateral ceasefire declared by the federal government in summer along with the humanitarian aid agencies operation, former Finnish diplomat Simo Parviainen said. In an exclusive interview with ENA,  the former diplomat said the insurgency decided to expand the conflict into Amhara and Afar regions even […]

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