Social Affairs
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Analysis: How the war in Tigray became a setback for feminist movement, women’s rights activism in Ethiopia
A Tigrayan woman refugee in Sudan. Photo: UNFPA By Zelalem Takele @ZelalemTak11163 & Mihret G/kristos @MercyG_kirstos Addis Abeba – On 09 November…
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News: Five countries express concern about violence in Amhara, Oromia regions; call for protection of civilians, respect for human rights
Civilians displaced by conflict in Oromia regional state. Photo: VOA Addis Abeba – In a joint statement issued this morning,…
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News: “Children’s lives hang in the balance”: Save the Children calls for unimpeded humanitarian aid in conflict-hit Amhara region
Save The Children said humanitarian aid needs to reach those in need including 580,000 people in the region already displaced…
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News: Tigray religious leaders denounce excommunication by Orthodox Synod
Addis Abeba – Religious leaders of the Tigray Orthodox Church, See of Selama Kesate Birhan, denounced the decision taken by the Holy…
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#ASDailyScoop: Adigrat, Aksum universities to resume education after two-year hiatus
(Photo: Adigrat University/Facebook) Addis Abeba – Adigrat and Aksum universities in Tigray region have recently announced the resumption of education for their…
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News: Gov’t set to introduce new fertilizer procurement system amid ongoing supply crisis
Due to a severe shortage of fertilizers, numerous farmers are currently confronting the looming risk of missing out on the…
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News: Ministry discovers significant fertilizer stockpile in Addis Abeba amid dire shortage, takes swift action
Fertilizer stockpiled in a warehouse and loaded on more than 20 trucks (Photo: Ministry of Agriculture/Facebook) Addis Abeba – During unexpected…
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News: Amid rising death by starvation, USAID sees no definite timeline for Ethiopia food aid resumption
The Emohoy Tsega Girma Charity Organization in Aby Adi town in Tigray assisting displaced civilians who are flocking to the…
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News: Insecurity, reduced access to inputs cause alarming low plantation rate in Ethiopia’s Meher dependent areas
Farmers till the soil in Amhara regional state. Photo: AMC Addis Abeba – A new report by the UNOCHA revealed…
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Op-ed: Zooming in with the kaleidoscope of institutions: the peril to Ethiopia of today is yesterday
By Mirgissa Kaba, Feyera Senbeta & Girma Gutema Background The chronic contradictions of the Ethiopian state have been analyzed by…
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