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The Adwa Test for National Reconciliation in Ethiopia

The Adwa test for national reconciliation is a perspective for aligning how ought we to treat each other as fellow citizens. Should we approach social reconciliation from the perspective of division and enmity, instead of as people whose destiny is inseparably tied, we’d then fail the ancestors in whose name we fight.

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Reflections on Some Questions about the Current Situation in Ethiopia and the region. By: Mesay Kebede, PhD

Ethiopia and Sudan find themselves in a similar situation: the flawed calculations of one side leads to a war that neither side really wants. As Friedrich Engels said speaking of the manner history unfolds, “there are innumerable intersecting forces, an infinite series of parallelograms of forces which give rise to one resultant — the historical event.”

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Despite facing a coordinated negative international campaign, Ethiopia Shall Prevail. (By: Aklog Birara, PhD)

By its own definition, the AU did not utter a word. It did not reject Sudanese violation of Ethiopia’s “sovereignty and territorial integrity.” In other words, the Arab League triumphed over the African Union. Black African nations, including Ethiopia are essentially treated as second class nations.

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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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December 16, 2019 Opinion

Ethiopia’s new party is welcome news, but faces big hurdles

By Yohannes Gedamu (For The Conversation Africa) Prime minister Abiy Ahmed, who has been awarded this year’s Nobel Prize for Peace,

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December 8, 2019 Opinion

Sink or swim: unlocking the Nile impasse

By Mahemud Tekuya (Written for and Published by Ethiopia-Insight.com) The only way to solve the disagreement between upstream Ethiopia and

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November 13, 2019 Opinion

Why Ethiopians are losing faith in Abiy’s promises for peace

By Yohannes Gedamu (For The Conversation Africa) When Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed came to power in 2018, the political reforms and

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September 24, 2019 Opinion

Ethiopia’s new year offers a chance to unite the country

Every New Year celebration comes with an opportunity to reflect. Ethiopia has a chance to do just that. But, it faces difficult challenges.

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