Addis ababa: Ethiopia is making meaningful progress toward democratization through successive elections and an inclusive national dialogue, according to international political analyst McDonald Lewanika. Lewanika, Executive Director of Accountability …
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Protesters Rally Against Repression, Forced Recruitment in Tigray
Addis ababa: Braving rain and cold weather, demonstrators gathered at Meskel Square in Addis Ababa early this morning to protest the growing repression, abductions, and the forced recruitment of young people in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region.
According to …
Access to Sea Existential Necessity for Ethiopia, Says Former Tigray Chief-Administrator
Addis ababa: Securing reliable access to the sea is an existential necessity for Ethiopia, requiring a carefully planned, legally grounded, and diplomatically driven national strategy to realize the country’s maritime interests, according to former Ti…
Ethiopia Assumes OACPS Presidency, Sets Agenda for Stronger South-South Cooperation
Ethiopia: Ethiopia has assumed the Presidency of the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS), according to the Ministry of Finance.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, the Presidency was assumed during the OACPS Council of Min…
Defunct TPLF Breaches Pretoria Peace Deal, Aiding Foreign Interests: Gebru Asrat
Addis ababa: Former Tigray Chief Administrator Gebru Asrat has accused the banned Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) of violating the Pretoria Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA) from the outset, alleging that the group has increasingly act…
Libyan Professor Affirms Ethiopia’s Legal Right to Sea Access
Addis ababa: Ethiopia’s quest for sea access is firmly grounded in established legal principles, international law, and regional agreements that guarantee landlocked states the right of access to the sea, the Libyan Professor Saad Salama, said. The Li…