The Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia unequivocally stated that the nation is governed by a federal system in which self-rule and shared rule are exercised. According to ...

Throughout political and modern history, there have always been, at large and to some varying degree, two specific forces that have constantly been at odds with one another. Two elements that stem ...

No nation within the past century epitomizes this pull-tug relationship with traditionalism and innovation more than our beloved Ethiopia, and no single tangible canon embodies it more than our very ...

In the tumultuous tapestry of Ethiopian politics, a single charge has emerged as both provocative and misleading: the accusation that “ethnic federalism” mirrors apartheid – that infamous system of ...

Human rights organisations, including the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World Organisation Agasint ...

The craftsman makes sturdy ladder-back chairs through green woodworking, a technique that carves out furniture from a log. Its seats are finely woven, and the two horizontal bars that connect the two ...

Freedom of religion is recognized under the international bill of rights and the Ethiopian Constitution. The FDRE Constitution, particularly provided that the freedom of religion enshrined in the ...

Thousands of Muslims attended a rally in Mekelle, Ethiopia, on Tuesday to protest the failure of schools in Axum to allow ...