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After the peace accord with Tigray, rivalries between the biggest regional blocs in the ruling party trigger more turmoil, So far, the peace agreement between the federal government and the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF) in Pretoria on 2 November has stopped the fighting in a war that had directly and indirectly killed hundreds of thousands of people. But the countrys fierce regional tensions are far from resolved as clashes between militia fighters and government forces in Oromia have i...

I agree that Dr. Abbey Ahmed’s rise to power was accidental or a blessing in disguise. However, no tangible facts to support assertion about

In "Ethiopia rise and fall of Abiy Ahmed " author argues Ethiopia has never been in danger as it is today. PM Abiy  Ahmed lacks...

The Oromo political dynamics raises many questions. The first question is what led to the rise of  OLF-Shene? Read more.

Ethiopian News: Breaking news and analysis from Zehabesha.com. Politics, world news, photos, video, health, science and entertainment news.

Ethiopian News: Breaking news and analysis from Zehabesha.com. Politics, world news, photos, video, health, science and entertainment news.

The Addis Ababa City Administration has handed over 25,000 condominium houses, with a price increase between 61 to 77 percent per square meter from the

Addis Ababa of Ethiopia Contracted with Yutong for 110 Buses 2022-04-06 Recently, Yutong has signed the purchase contract of 110... | April 6, 2022

The federal government and Tigray agree on the urgency of substantive negotiations but still lack the political will to start them, Addressing an emergency session of Parliament in late February, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was clear: There has been no negotiation [with the Tigrayan Peoples Liberation Front] as yet, but he added: this does not rule out the possibility of discussions. Negotiation is a method of identifying problem-solving options. He detailed government efforts to reach peace, desc...

Thousands of Ethiopians fill a stadium in the capital Addis Ababa to show their support for new military recruits, as the countrys yearlong war escalates quickly.