Analysis
Fano attacks are part of a broader political project to establish the Amhara Special Zone in Oromia, at a minimum, or to integrate the areas into the Amhara region, at a maximum.
The ruling Prosperity Party (PP) is tearing up their own domestic constitutional order in appealing to a global financial syndicate that, when pushed, will always prioritize global maritime security and Mediterranean stability over the survival of a landlocked Ethiopian federation.
By critically engaging with proverbs, retaining those that affirm care, cooperation, and responsibility while abandoning those that naturalize inferiority, Guji society can transform its oral heritage into a tool for gender equity.
Ethiopia’s disintegration will not only redraw the displacement map of the 21st century but will also fundamentally destabilize the Nile Basin, the Red Sea corridor, and global migration patterns.
Taye Dendea’s trajectory, from political prisoner to government minister and back to prison, signifies more than individual persecution.
In Oromo tradition, the first coffee plant is believed to have sprouted from the tears of Waaqa, the word for ‘God’ their indigenous religion.
The political crises in Ethiopia are rooted in competing visions of state, identity, and citizenship.
Under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia, the distinction between war and politics has blurred.
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