It is a big relief to hear about the peace agreement. The silencing of guns is good news for all mothers of Ethiopia on both sides of this tragic war that the TPLF needlessly launched exactly two years ago tomorrow. We will know the full details when the peace document…

The current war in Ethiopia has spurred a humanitarian crisis, with more than 7 million people now in need of assistance across the regions of Tigray, Amhara, and Afar, and more than 2.1 million are internally displaced. Strengthening Ethiopia’s interfaith collaboration among Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, and other groups can…

“Europe is a garden. We have built a garden. . . . Most of the rest of the world is a jungle, and the jungle could invade the garden. The gardeners should take care of it . . . Because the jungle has a strong growth capacity . . …

The Horn of Africa needs partners in peacebuilding. The African Union (AU) has the mandate and charter to offer the collective wisdom and resolve of fellow African States to be those partners in peace-making. The African Union’s invitation for peace talks between the Ethiopian Government and the Tigray People’s Liberation…

“A just and inclusive world order cannot be spearheaded by a United Nations Security Council that persistently and unjustly fails the inclusivity criterion. (Kenyan President, William Ruto) As the 2019 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics winners, Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, put it we live in an “extreme concentration of…

The tide is turning in favour of the victim — Ethiopia It is with mixed feelings and an unavoidable suspicion, like most Ethiopians, I read the Tigray’s People Liberation Front (TPLF) announcement on the Ethiopia New Year that it is “prepared to participate in a robust peace process under the…

The unilateral ceasefire declaration by Ethiopia’s government after eight months of conflict in Tigray was an opportunity to re-think the conflict. In my opinion, the ceasefire was prudent as the conflict was progressing to a perpetual cycle of violence. …

In this article, I do not intend to give a comprehensive analysis of Dominion Theology as I reply to yet another of Andrew DeCort’s recent divisive and over-reading posts about the Seven Spheres Conference in Addis Ababa where some prominent Evangelical leaders appeared as speakers. He attempts to use the…

This is my third and last response to Andrew DeCort’s recent posts. My previous articles were reasonably substantiated by evidence. I do not wish to get entangled in endless and emotive arguments. …