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Show all languagesHard truths about Somalia, terrorism and U.S. immigration policy worldtribune.com
Trump really wants to use slurs when he does his Somalia racism bit X
Student protests, police violence and French media obsessed with 'barbarians'.
Berhanu Jula’s Accusations and the Geopolitical Interests Behind Ethiopia’s Conflicts Borkena
Ethiopia: A Country Where Citizens Cannot Travel or Live in Peace Borkena
Hon. Vincent Kawaya – Wewe ni Rais wa Kusema na Kutenda, you have made Kenya a construction site Facebook
History offers numerous examples of ethics shaping international politics. Foreign policy is not merely an exercise in strategic calculation; it is also shaped by moral perceptions and collective emotions, as illustrated by the change in public perception towards the Israel-Palestine conflict
It has become customary for the Isaias’ regime to invoke mekhte whenever it seeks to mobilize Eritreans in defense of national sovereignty. Time and again, Eritreans have responded. They have done so not because they love the regime, but because they love their country. Eritreans have always…
The African Commission calls on South Africa to declare the recurrent trends of violence and xenophobic rhetoric as a crisis that deserves unequivocal and multipronged action at all levels of society led by the highest levels of State authority. Source: African Commission on Human and Peoples’…
For Kenya and other African countries, stronger markets will require more than international...
Organisations have improved their reputation and increased their brand value through...
Reclaim extension services for Kenya food security Business Daily
When agriculture was devolved in 2013, the intention was to bring services closer to the people.
https://www.horndiplomat.com/feed/ By Ambassador Allen Chenhwa Lou, Representative of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to the Republic of Somaliland In today’s interconnected world, crime knows no borders. From cyber fraud and money laundering to human trafficking and organized crime, threats can…
Consent is not a guessing game: Why “No” must mean No and “Yes” must mean Yes Eye Radio
Prof. Nyaba blames militarized politics, backwardness for S. Sudan’s state-building failures Eye Radio
If Somaliland Must Rejoin Somalia, Shouldn’t Djibouti Rejoin Too? Middle East Forum
እዛ ኣብዚ እዋን ካብ ጎረቤታ ሩስያ ሰፊሕ ወራርን መጥቃዕትን ዝወርዳ ዘሎ ዩክሬን፣ ኣብ 1994 ዝኣተወቶ ስምምዕ ቡዳፔስት፡ ኣብ ፖለቲካ ዓለምና ዓቢይ ትምህርቲ ዝተቕስመሉ ውዕል ምዃኑ ብዙሓት ዝሰማምዕሉ’ዩ። ኣብ ስምምዕ ቡዳፔስት፡ ዩክሬን፣ ልዑላውነታን ዶባታን ክኽበር ከምኡውን ካብ ምፍርራሕን ኣብ ልዕሊኣ ሓይሊ ምጥቃምን ክትሕሎ ቃል ዝሃበ ዲፕሎማስያዊ ኪዳን ምስ ኣመሪካ፡ ሩስያን ብሪጣንያን እያ ኣትያ። ብወገና ከኣ ነቲ […] The post ኣብ ፖለቲካ ዓለም፡ እቲ…
Opinion polls suggested this would be a tight race. And that was before the U.S. president put his hand on the scales by endorsing the incumbent.
“Sumoud” and Its Rejection of Sudanese–Sudanese Dialogue: From Crisis Management to the Re-Founding of the State Through a Systems Approach (3 of 3) Sudan Horizon
I recently had the chance to go with Professor Ghirmai Negash to the University of Pittsburgh. He was giving a public lecture at the Center for African Studies there, and it was called, “Nervous Conditions of the Educated Class: A.J. Ahmed and African Intellectuals.” I thought the lecture was…
Western liberal democracy fails, try enlightened Chinese socialism The Star, Kenya
Don’t let politicised religion fan tribal hatred in polls The Star, Kenya
Is Gachagua overrated as Mt Kenya kingpin and 2027 kingmaker? The Star, Kenya
Why Ruto says 'Usawa ni Sawa' to the elephant The Star, Kenya
The fatal flaws in a proposed Kalonzo-Sifuna ticket The Star, Kenya
Why Kenyan youth must lead objectivity debate for 2027 The Star, Kenya
Shakahola detonates when state fails to protect life The Star, Kenya
Is Europe failing its young people? Capital Newspaper
Keep the fight against Polio alive Capital Newspaper
Partnership and interaction: The foundation of life, civilization, and sustainable development Capital Newspaper
Ethical leadership: Why postmodern skepticism threatens modern leadership Capital Newspaper
Author’s note: We condemn Eritreans in sweeping categories yet often treat the very individuals behind those labels with patience and respect. Why does political judgment become harsher when its target is an imaginary public? This essay examines how collective blame allows responsibility to…
Letter| We owe our children a different South Sudan Radio Tamazuj
Letter one of seven letters to South Sudanese Dear fellow South Sudanese, A child’s life The post Letter| We owe our children a different South Sudan appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.
By Getachew Temare, Lawyer, Human Rights Defender and Peacebuilder Note: this is from Getachew’s Twitter feed: @getachew_temare Let’s set the record straight. It has been a full month since a full blown war started in Tigray. In just weeks, Debretsion Gebremichael’s TPLF faction went from…
Why Is the U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia Undermining Trump? Middle East Forum
Cairo–Asmara Axis Root of Security Crisis in Ethiopia, Says Analyst Prof. Al Mariam ENA English
The Blogs: Parliament and Nation-Building: Somaliland’s Hybrid Path The Times of Israel
Ethiopia’s campaign for sovereign access to the Red Sea has evolved from an economic argument into a broader dispute over territory, sovereignty and Eritrea’s political future. For three years, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and senior officials have invoked Ethiopia’s landlocked status, historical…
https://www.horndiplomat.com/feed/ By: Sakariye Khayre Introduction: On September 19, 2026, the opening of the “2026 Resilient Taiwan for Sustainable Democracy International Forum” Was held in Taipei. More than 500 experts and distinguished guests from Taiwan and other countries attended the…
ሰብ ምሉእ ሰብ ዝገብሮ፡ ኣብ እምነቱ፡ መርገጺኡን ክብረቱን ጸኒዑ ክነብር ከሎ’ዩ። መርገጺኦምን እምነቶምን ምስ ዝነፈሰ ንፋስን ምስ ዝተፈጥረ ኩነታትን – ከም ወቕትን ዓውደ-ኣዋርሕን ዝለዋወጥ ሰባት፡ ኣዝዮም ሓደገኛታት’ዮም። ብምቾት፡ ህቡብነት፡ ግላዊ ረብሓን ካልእን ብቐሊሉ ስለዝሰድዑ፡ ናይ ሞራል ብሶላ (ኮምፓስ) የብሎምን። ሓደ ካብ’ዞም በዚ ባህሪያት’ዚ ዝልለዩን ዝሳቐዩን፡ እቲ ኣብ ዝሓለፈ ሰለስተ ዓመታት ካብ ሓደ ጫፍ ናብ’ቲ ኣንጻሩ […]
Ethiopia’s quest for a seaport, Egypt and the geopolitics of the Nile Basin Source: African Arguments By Mohamed Kheir Omer October 6, 2024 Tensions between Ethiopia and Egypt go back decades and reveal a web of Cold War intrigue, clandestine diplomacy and internal meddling. With Cairo winning…
By Siraj Ahmed On June 22, 2026, I wrote about the invisible walls we have built in our minds, walls that make us see our neighbors as rivals rather than people with whom we share a common history and future. Today, what is happening in Moyale brings me back to that same question: why are […]
Situation in Ethiopia (per 22 October) An Ethiopian National Defence Force (ENDF) jet flew over Mekele in the morning of 21 October, according to an ACLED report. Tigray Television claimed that there was no military threat to residents. The ENDF retook control of Nirak, Abergele woreda’s…
South Sudan has seemingly slipped from the radar of international donors. This neglect represents more The post Opinion| The nation hears the silence, but waits for its envoys to speak appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.
Source: Ethiopia Insight 22 October, 2026 Negasi Awetehey SUPPORT ETHIOPIA INSIGHT A campaign against the TPLF undermined Tigray’s unity while its people’s urgent needs went unmet. Tigray’s struggle is not a dispute between TPLF elites and the Prosperity Party, nor is it tribal politics. It is a…
A campaign against the TPLF undermined Tigray’s unity while its people’s urgent needs went unmet. The post Tsadkan’s “Reforms” Have Fragmented Tigray’s Unity appeared first on Ethiopia Insight.
News analysis: Ethiopia’s coffee sector faces $453 million export risk under EU deforestation rules Addis Standard
Opinion Archives Borkena
The Red Sea Afar Democratic Organization (RSADO) issues this urgent appeal to the international community regarding the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian, health, and living conditions of the Red Sea Afar communities in Eritrea’s coastal areas and islands. Residents are enduring severe drought,…
They Fled Ethiopia’s War. Now, Israel May Send Them Back. Foreign Policy
Analysis: Entrenched authoritarianism: Ethiopia’s rule of law index slides further Addis Standard
My book: “Unbroken Chains: a 5,000 year history of African Enslavement” will be published in Portuguese on 24th September. I am delighted, as the Portuguese were the first to traffic Africans across the Atlantic and expanded enslavement deep into Africa. They also made strong ties with local…
The village of El Rebollar housed a multi-ethnic community with native, Central European and African lineages. As the academic paper reports: “Results reveal a highly diverse population mosaic: adults harbored distinct lineages, including European haplogroups H2a2 and T1a, alongside a remarkable…
Anyone who followed the last Tigray war (2020 – 2022) will notice that the current conflict is remarkably similar. Phase one: The Ethiopian military – ENDF – crosses the border. Tigray moves its armed forces out of the cities and into the mountains and rural areas. Phase two: Ethiopia captures…
Since the outbreak of the brutal civil war in Sudan in April 2023, the US, British, and Canadian governments, along with the European Union and United Nations, have imposed targeted sanctions on some 32 individuals and 20 companies tied to the bloodshed to restrict their access to assets,…
On 6 October, Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan said again that there would be no negotiations with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, or ‘any other party’, and that the war would go on until victory. A day earlier, Donald Trump’s envoy Massad Boulos…
Osman Yusuf Oskar‚ wearing a T-shirt with the letters “SUPER EL NINO‚” walks the streets of Mogadishu carrying a megaphone and signs to alert other Somalis of the risks of heavy rains during the upcoming rainy season․ His voice can be heard above the sounds of traffic and crowds, urging others to…
A rejoinder to Mengistu Weldemariam and Girma Berhanu The post Ethiopia’s Intellectual Crisis Begins With a Culture of Conformity appeared first on Ethiopia Insight.
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