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United Nations and its misguided policies & their implementations in Africa

As the United Nations is major global institution that is presumably neutral, it cannot depend on unreliable, unattributable information. It has the obligation to get information from all parties and analyse them adequately before taking sides. Biased information erodes its credibility and hurts the people it alludes to help. The UN must be impartial.

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Ethiopia should reform its federal arrangement

By: Mengesha Kebede (Mengesha has BA and MA from the American University of Beirut, Lebanon) In today’s Ethiopia, the is

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Tocquevillian Critique of Ethiopia’s Ethnic Federalism

A democratic territorial-based federalism would ensure that individual and group rights are conferred based on residency and not ethnicity. In fact, this arrangement would be the best model to advance inclusive, equitable, and sustainable socio economic growth, democratization, and good governance; while at the same time, enhancing the stability and security of Ethiopians and the Ethiopian State.

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Ethiopia’s GERD will shift regional politics in many ways

By: Dejen Yemane Messele. (Lecturer of Law, Wollo University & PhD Student, Addis Ababa University, College of Law and Governance

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What Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan (EES) could learn from SADC cooperation on trans-boundary water resources?

By: Berhanu F Alemaw, Ph.D., Professor and P.E. Water Resources Engineer. Semu Moges, Ph.D., P.E, Water Resource Consultant and Scientist,

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A closer look: Why Egypt has more water resources than Ethiopia?

“The fact that Ethiopia is a victim of this malicious doctrine, being a landlocked sub-Saharan African country, with multi-faceted socio-economic problems, makes it an exhibition of an appalling cruelty that must stop.”

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The Cruel Reality of GERD Discussions Traumatizing Ethiopia with the Burden of Drought

By: Aderru Janni (Independent Scholar and Researcher on water and environment) Thousands of years of culture, history, religion and most

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Why is now the right time to start the filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)?

By: Essayas Kaba, Ph.D., Geospatial Scientist; Feyera Aga Hirpa, Ph.D., Flood Data Scientist; Semu Moges, Ph.D., P.E, Water Resource Scientist,

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The way forward for the renewed tripartite talks: GERD hydropower operation negotiation in the absence of prior legal regimes

The agreement to resume talks was achieved after a video conference meeting between Sudan and Ethiopia’s leaders.

April 4, 2020 Opinion

A river of convenience or an existential water resource? Facts and Myths on the Mighty Nile

By: Mekdelawit Messay Deribe (Independent scholar and researcher on Nile). “….we often hear how the Nile is synonymous with Egypt,

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The way forward for tripartite Discussions on Ethiopia’s dam

Semu Moges (Ph.D., P.E.) argues Ethiopia, The Sudan and Egypt should immediately resuscitate the stalled tripartite diplomatic discussions on matters

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March 17, 2020 Opinion

Is Egypt or Ethiopia really having potential water shortage?

Semu Moges (Ph.D., P.E.) Please look at the following hydrological facts and answer the question on on your own: 1.

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March 14, 2020 Opinion

Ethiopia’s dam has united the country

The Renaissance Dam is more than seventy percent complete and set to begin minimal hydro-electric power production within almost a

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