Ethiopia’s recurring wars don’t stem from ancient ethnic hatreds, but from a failure to agree on the rules for resolving ...

By Staff Writer October 11, 2026 (ENA) Since the emergence of its modern state, Egypt has never been a loyal neighbor or a ...

Abiy Ahmed’s decision to retain Gedion Timothewos as foreign minister for another five-year term is beyond a mere ...

In the Horn of Africa, history under Isaias Afwerki does not merely rhyme. It repeats with disciplined consistency. A ...

Kenan TALAS/Shutterstock From Turkeyʼs Sumela Monastery, built against a cliff, to Ethiopia’s rock-hewn church reached by a ...

I met several stamp enthusiasts at the opening of the "Coffee Road Exhibition" currently being held at the Postal Museum. I ...

When past leaders have tried to govern from a single centre, the country's peripheries have united in opposition ...

By Yordanos D. October 10, 2026 (ENA) For generations, Abay (Blue Nile) has been treated primarily as a dispute over water.

When we think about the history of Christianity in Africa, we may immediately think of European missionaries who travelled to ...

From Addis Ababa to the Omo Valley, a journey through communities, rituals, and traditions that tell how human beings learn to live with the land, the water, and the reality around them.

Something about Ethiopia feels almost paradoxical. It is the world’s most populous landlocked country — without a seaport of its own. Yet its history, ...

The leaders of Egypt, Somalia, Sudan, and Eritrea met in Alamein on Sunday, which some interpret as a formation of a loose ...