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Telling the facts about Ethiopia and other African nations is something we care passionately about. We seek to correct the highly distorted narrative on the continent.
Is Nigeria’s currency crisis a cautionary tale for Ethiopia?
A Plausible argument can be made, that Nigeria’s long ailing economy was pushed over the edge by the…
Ethiopia’s Eurobond Surges Amidst Favorable Financial Backing from World Bank
Ethiopia’s $1billion Eurobond coupon soared for the 12th consecutive day following good news from international financial backers, including…
Going undercover to interview Cara Anna from Associated Press
A not unamusing email exchange that reveals big media’s disdain for truth and for African lives Cara Anna is…
The Second Italo-Ethiopian War: A Step Toward Toppling World Order
The Conquest That Preceded World War II On May 9, 1936 (the fourteenth year of the fascist era), Benito…
Ethiopia: On Course to Recognizing Somaliland’s Statehood
Background On New Year’s Day Ethiopia and Somaliland announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The specifics of the…
African Rape in The Washington Post
Did The Washington Post stick up for girls and women against hordes of vicious degenerates? Or did The…
Ethiopia: Eurobond coupon payment looms large
On Friday, Ethiopia teetered on the edge of a potential default on its debt as negotiations with major…
Diplomatic Duets: Navigating Ethiopia-UAE Relations
Ethiopia’s diplomatic dance with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has caught the attention of global observers, and as…
Ethiopia needs a reliable seaport and a navy
In order to secure its economic future, Eastern Africa’s wobbly giant must overcome the landlockedness penalty. This paper…
Ethiopia: Breaking the silence on the Red Sea
Various interests are establishing trade as well as military outposts on the coastline across the Horn of Africa,…
A Brighter Generation for Ethiopia
For the second year in a row, Ethiopia’s Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced more shocking high school…
Corruption case against Senator Menendez involves bribes from Egypt and Nile water Politics
The recent indictment of Sen. Bob Menendez, chairman of the influential Senate Foreign Relations Committee highlights exploitation of…