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Tigray academic UK Diaspora

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Your Honourable Messieurs: We believe that the whole world has heard of the genocidal war in Tigray (northern Ethiopia); however, the active (political/humanitarian) sections of the international community have not given due consideration to this deadliest war of the 21st century. On the magnitude of this devastating war there is overwhelming documented evidence, which we…

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Post-Meles Fragmented and Fragile Ethiopia Ghelawdewos Araia, PhD September 12, 2025 This brief essay explores and critically examines the current overall political reality on the ground in Ethiopia. After the departure of Meles Zenawi on August 20, 2012, and the subsequent disappearance of the EPRDF ruling party, Ethiopia’s promising progress in developmental state (DS) transforming agenda and…

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RIP brother Tadess Mizan! My condolences to friends and family! Taddes Mizan contributions to journalism will be remembered, and I hope you find strength in knowing his work touched so many lives! CPT media !

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Dr.Ghelawdewos Araia

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From Civil Wars to Civil Discourses Ghelawdewos Araia, PhD May 26, 2025 This brief essay is inspired by an article entitled “Shift the Discourse from Decolonization to Dehegemonization” by Damtew Teferra, and a reflection on this article, “From Blackboards to Power Boards: Reclaiming Intellectual Sovereignty in Ethiopia’s Education System,” by Mohammed A. Ahmed. Both articles are comprehensive in…

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Voices of Diaspora Tigray for Change (VDTC)

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General Tadesse Werede Tigray Interim president. Subject: Immediate Action Required – Unjust Release of Berhane Gebregergis and Military Interference in Governance Dear General Tadesse Werede, We, members of the Tigrayan Diaspora, strongly condemn the secretive and unjustified release of an individual who acted without public mandate, violated the Pretoria Agreement, and collaborated with the enemies…

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The people of Raya have always stood as a pillar of honesty, bravery, transparency, and unwavering loyalty to Tigray’s identity and dignity. Across generations, they have made immense sacrifices to defend Tigray, and they have never hesitated to stand at the front lines when the integrity of Tigray is threatened. Let it be clear: no force, no leader—past or present—has ever ruled the people of Raya through coercion or disrespect, and history offers no precedent for such a violation. The people of Raya are proud Tigrayans, and they reserve the full democratic right to elect qualified leaders from among themselves and to reject any political entity—including the TPLF—that has consistently failed to respect or represent them. The TPLF’s long-standing legacy of appointing unqualified, corrupt individuals to lead Tigrayan cities without community approval has devastated Tigray and marginalized regions like Raya. It is an insult to label the courageous people of Raya as “Amhara,” “PP,” or “Demeke Zewdu” sympathizers simply because they speak the truth and demand accountability. Raya has suffered repeated droughts and underdevelopment while sitting on fertile, resource-rich land—yet its youth were forced to flee to Arab countries due to TPLF-enabled land grabbing and exploitation. Now, with Dr. Debretsion’s reckless and false narrative that the people of Raya are “desperately waiting” for the return of the TPLF, it is evident that he has declared political war on the very people he should serve. The people of Raya will never be slaves to any failed and undemocratic system, and they will not be silenced or subdued. We call on the people of Tigray—every corner, every family—to stand with the people of Raya in the fight for justice, self-determination, democratic governance, and a future rooted in freedom, dignity, and truth. Tigray deserves transparent leadership, fair elections, and a system that truly reflects the will of its people—not recycled tyranny behind closed-door “Guba’es.” The era of silence and subjugation is over—permanently.

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Home front first: Africa’s foreign policy must serve domestic priorities

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JAKKIE CILLIERS MEHARI TADDELE MARU SHARE 06 November 2024 By prioritising internal challenges, Africa can develop a stronger foundation from which to exercise meaningful influence in global affairs. The international order is being challenged by tensions between countries that historically benefited from political liberalism, global trade and free market economics (the West or Global North)…

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The Failed Coup in Tigray: The Debretsion Gebremichael-led TPLF Splinter Group’s WarAgainst the People of Tigray and the Interim Government

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March 24, 2025Horn of Africa Geopolitical Review Mekelle፡Telaviv, Nairobi, Pretoria, London,March 24፡2025 (Tigray Herald) The Silent and violence Coup D’etat in Tigray’sand it’s Consequences on the EYES of international media’s . The Failed Coup in Tigray: The Debretsion Gebremichael-led TPLF Splinter Group’s WarAgainst the People of Tigray and the Interim Government A Comprehensive Analysis of…

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Embargoed PRESS RELEASE VICTIMS OF THE TIGRAY CONFLICT FILE THE FIRST-EVER CRIMINAL COMPLAINT IN GERMANY AGAINST SENIOR ETHIOPIAN AND ERITREAN GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY OFFICIALS  Berlin, 20 March 2025 Eight survivors of the forgotten conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia, including a former humanitarian aid worker and a formerinterim government official, have filed a groundbreaking criminal complaint with the German Federal Public Prosecutor alleging that twelve senior Ethiopian and Eritreangovernment officials and military officers committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the conflict. These survivors, like hundreds of thousands of…

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Press Release: Victims of the Tigray conflict file the first-ever criminal complaint in Germany against senior Ethiopian and Eritrean government and military officials

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Accountability & Rule of Law  – Tigray and northern Ethiopia –  Advocacy  –  Strategic Litigation  Download PDF (EN)Download PDF (DE)Download PDF (Tigrinya)Download PDF (Amharic)Download PDF (AR) Press Release Victims of the Tigray conflict file the first-ever criminal complaint in Germany against senior Ethiopian and Eritrean government and military officials Berlin, 20 March 2025   Eight survivors of the forgotten conflict…

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Statement by Salsay Weyane Tigray Regarding Remarks by H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo on Occupied Tigrayan Territories Salsay Weyane Tigray issues this urgent statement to express grave concern and strong condemnation regarding remarks made by H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo, the African Union High Representative for the Horn of Africa, during yesterday’s High-Level Meeting to Assess the Progress on…

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Urgent Call for President Trump to Prioritize Security, Stability, and Prevent the Flare-Up of War in the Horn of Africa through the Implementation of CoHA

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Dear President Donald J. TrumpPresident of the United States of America The Global Society of Tigray Scholars and Professionals, a non-partisan and not-for-profit global knowledge network of Tigrayan scholars and professionals worldwide, extends its heartfelt congratulations on your election as the 47th President of the United States of America. We wish you every success in…

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GSTS’s Letter to HE H.E. Mahamoud Ali Youssouf (Newly Elected chairman of the AU Commission)

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GSTS has extended its congratulations to His Excellency, H.E. Mahamoud Ali Youssouf, on his election as Chairperson of the African Union Commission. Additionally, an urgent appeal has been made for his leadership, urging him and the AUC to prioritize the swift implementation of the Pretoria Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA). In particular, GSTS has respectfully…

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Dr. Moses Haregewoyn Lauded for Excellence in Health Care Project Management

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Press Release January 21, 2025 Moses Haregewoyn channels years of expertise into his work with Automated Health Systems  Share This Story: 136Shares DUBLIN, OH, January 21, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ — Moses Haregewoyn has been included in Marquis Who’s Who. As in all Marquis Who’s Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value.…

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Tigrayan Advocacy for Human Rights and Justice InternationalPress Release and Call for Immediate Action Against Sexual Violence and War Crimes in Tigray

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Condemnation of Sexual Violence Perpetrated by Colonel Haileselassie Fetene (Wdi Fetene) and Demand for Justice Date: January 7, 2025 The Tigrayan Advocacy for Human Rights and Justice International strongly condemns the abhorrent acts of rape and sexual violence committed against Tigrayan women—including underage girls and resistance fighters—during the genocidal war in Tigray. These crimes, reportedly…

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Ode to the Tigray Female Genitalia

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Ghelawdewos Araia, PhD-​December 28, 2024 ​Oh, my Tigray woman, ​A victim of a human-beast ​A monster, depraved with no conscience, ​Who violated the inner sanctum of your genitals,  ​The embodiment of your corporal  ​The magnificent, thy sacred womb, ​Your genitalia, the symbol of your womanhood, ​The manifestation of your femininity,  ​Of your reproductive system, ​Where you victimized just because…

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Democracy Requires Political Will and Visionary Leadership, Not Generational EvolutionDec 13, 2024By: Yemane HalefomThe argument that democracy is inherently a gradual process requiring generational evolution overlooks thecritical role of political will, visionary leadership, and early institutional frameworks. Furthermore, it has neithertheoretical justification nor empirical foundation. While it is true that certain democratic values, such as genderequality and the abolition of different forms of oppression and segregation, take time to mature, the foundationalframework of a democratic system is established early on by leaders who prioritize the long-term interests oftheir people. Historical examples from the United States, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, India, Kenya,and Botswana demonstrate that democracy is not merely a cultural or generational evolution but a deliberate actof leadership, even during times when democracy was not the global norm.The Foundational Framework of Democracy Starts Early Through Bold EffortsIn the United States, the establishment of democracy began with the bold actions of the Founding Fathers, whodrafted the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the Constitution in 1787. These documents laid thegroundwork for checks and balances, separation of powers, and a system designed to limit authoritarianism.Despite imperfections, such as the exclusion of women and African Americans from full participation, theseframeworks provided the structure upon which later democratic advancements were built. Notably, GeorgeWashington demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to democracy when he voluntarily stepped down aftertwo terms as president, facilitating the first peaceful transfer of power to John Adams in 1797. The most recentpeaceful transition occurred in 2021, from Donald Trump to Joe Biden, while the reverse is currently in progress.This underscores that the United States has maintained democracy for 247 years. This must not be confused withthe usual rhetoric that it took the U.S. more than 200 years to build democracy; no, the framework for democracywas built 247 years ago and is now maturing.Similarly, the Netherlands pioneered parliamentary democracy during the 17th century, a time dominated byabsolute monarchies. The Dutch Republic, established through political will and a commitment to republicangovernance, set a precedent for democratic systems in Europe. The first peaceful transfer of power occurred in1581, from Philip II of Spain to the States-General after independence. More recently, in 2022, Mark Rutteformed his fourth coalition government following parliamentary elections in 2021. This highlights that theNetherlands has had democracy for approximately 442 years.In the United Kingdom, the Glorious Revolution of 1688 marked a decisive moment in democratic history. Thepeaceful transfer of power from James II to William III and Mary II, enshrined by the Bill of Rights (1689),established parliamentary sovereignty and the principle of constitutional monarchy. William and Mary’swillingness to rule according to the will of Parliament demonstrated their commitment to democratic ideals andlaid the groundwork for future peaceful transitions of power, even in an era still dominated by monarchies andauthoritarian regimes.India’s democratic journey offers another compelling example. Emerging from colonial rule in 1947, India’sleaders, including Jawaharlal Nehru and B.R. Ambedkar, took bold steps to draft a democratic constitution thatguaranteed universal suffrage, fundamental rights, and the separation of powers. Despite the immense challengesof poverty, illiteracy, and social stratification, India established a democratic framework that has endured as the1world’s largest democracy. The commitment of its early leaders to prioritize inclusive governance andinstitutional integrity demonstrates that democracy can take root in diverse and challenging contexts when thereis political will.Kenya’s experience with democracy also provides important lessons. Following independence from Britishcolonial rule in 1963, Kenya faced challenges in establishing stable democratic governance. The first peacefultransfer of power occurred in 2002, from Daniel Arap Moi to Mwai Kibaki, after decades of single-party rule.The most recent transition was in 2022, from Uhuru Kenyatta to William Ruto. Kenya has been a democracy for61 years. This is what we call a process.Botswana stands out as a model of democratic stability in Africa. Since gaining independence in 1966, Botswanahas maintained uninterrupted democratic elections. The first peaceful transfer of power occurred in 1980, fromSeretse Khama to Quett Masire. The most recent transition was in 2018, from Ian Khama to Mokgweetsi Masisi.Botswana has been a democracy for 58 years, showcasing the role of strong institutions and visionary leadershipin fostering stability and development.To this end, it is important to note that Tigray and Ethiopia aspire for democracy not merely as an end but alsoas a means to achieve political, economic, social, and technological progress. History demonstrates that nationsembracing democracy tend to thrive, fostering stability and development, whereas those under dictatorshipstagnate or deteriorate, often leading to disintegration and collapse, as exemplified by the current situation inTigray and Ethiopia. Thus, democracy is a necessity, not a luxury.The Role of Political Commitment in Contemporary DemocraciesThe early establishment of democratic frameworks by these nations occurred in a global context dominated byfeudalism, fascism, and monarchy. If democracy could emerge under such circumstances, the contemporarycontext, where democracy is widely recognized as a global ideal, offers even greater opportunities for itsimplementation. Leaders in Tigray and Ethiopia face fewer systemic barriers today compared to the 17th or 18thcenturies, yet their failure to establish democratic governance reflects a lack of political will rather than structuralimpossibility.The historical trajectory of democratic nations dismantles the notion that democracy is purely generational.Instead, it underscores the critical role of visionary leadership and the early establishment of resilient institutionsin ensuring democratic progress. The gradual extension of suffrage and civil rights in these countries evolvednaturally from the robust foundational frameworks laid at their inception. For those who can and are willing tolearn, the current political paralysis in Tigray offers a stark and invaluable lesson: democracy is not a luxury butan indispensable tool for addressing political, social, and economic challenges.Tigray and Ethiopia: The Need for Political WillThe challenges facing Tigray, including political instability and lack of governance, are significant but notinsurmountable. The assertion that democracy cannot be fast-tracked risks becoming an excuse for inaction. Thefailure to establish robust institutions, enforce the rule of law, and create mechanisms for accountability is lessabout societal readiness and more about political leaders prioritizing their power over their people’s future. Inthe absence of political will, democracy becomes an unfulfilled promise.2Leaders in Tigray and Ethiopia have the advantage of drawing from global lessons on democratization. In aworld where the principles of checks and balances, free elections, and human rights are well-established, theargument that democracy is a generational journey lacks validity. Almost everything we have failed toaccomplish falls within the realm of “known knowns.” We have yet to reach a stage where we can innovate toexplore the “known unknowns,” let alone begin addressing the “unknown unknowns” of our peoples’ collectiveaspirations. What is required is leadership that demonstrates courage, commitment, and a vision for the collectivegood, aligning with universally accepted standards and practices. Tigray and Ethiopia need to establish afoundational framework of democracy, not a mature one. It is not even on the right track, due to the absence ofpolitical will. Thus, it doesn’t make sense to argue that democracy is a process when it has not yet started.The failure to initiate democratization in Tigray and Ethiopia stems from a leadership culture dominated byfamilial dynasties with no vision for national interests. For example, consider the composition of top TPLFpolitical leadership at one time in the past: Meles Zenawi and his wife Azeb Mesfin; Ambassador Tewelde andhis wife Roman; Tsegay Berhe and his wife Kidisan Nega; Abay Woldu and his wife Tirfu; Gobezay and hiswife Kiros; Abay Tsehaye and his former wife Monjorno. Arkebe’s wife was also the sister of another centralcommittee member, Berhane G/Kristos. These familial networks functioned more like a patron-client systemthan a representative political body. This is only to mention family and blood ties, without discussing the narrowand backward network within TPLF based on provincialism and parochialism. The current illegal faction of theTPLF leadership is fighting to perpetuate this dynasty at any cost. This lack of inclusivity and the perpetuationof dynastic rule lie at the core of Tigray and Ethiopia’s democratization challenges. Instead of focusing onnational progress, such leadership structures prioritized personal and familial interests over the collectiveaspirations of the people.Further compounding this issue is the TPLF’s prioritization of Eritrea over Tigray’s interests. As noted byAsgede Gebre-Selassie, a founding member of the TPLF, the Sebhat dynasty has consistently aligned itself withShaEbia (EPLF) rather than Tigray. Only to mention a few, the TPLF’s bylaws once required accepting Eritreanindependence (it didn’t say the acceptance of the right to secession for any nation/nationality) as a membershipcriterion, a stipulation that undermined Tigray’s interests. Moreover, while leading Tigray’s struggle, MelesZenawi wrote extensively about Eritrean independence but scarcely about Tigray’s aspirations. During the Ethio-Eritrea war, the then Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Mr. Meles Zenawi, halted the war while ShaEbia was losing,committing treason. As a result, the ShaEbia forces perpetrated untold atrocities against our people during theTigray genocide. This misplaced priority reflects a deep-seated issue within the TPLF that continues to hinderTigray’s democratic development, leading to the crisis that we are in today.ConclusionDemocracy requires time to mature but not to begin. The foundational framework of democracy is built throughbold and deliberate action, not passive cultural evolution. The examples of the United States, the Netherlands,the United Kingdom, India, Kenya, and Botswana show that democracy emerges when leaders prioritizesystemic integrity and the welfare of their people over personal ambition. Leaders like George Washington,Johan de Witt, William and Mary, Jawaharlal Nehru, Kenya’s reformers during the 1990s and 2010s, andBotswana’s visionary founders made the deliberate choice to establish democratic frameworks and facilitatepeaceful transitions of power, even in challenging contexts.In the case of Tigray and Ethiopia, the failure to establish democracy stems not from societal unpreparednessbut from a lack of political will and vision. To everyone’s recollection, the people of Tigray and Ethiopia havebeen fighting and sacrificing tremendously to bring about democracy and the rule of law, despite repeated3betrayals by their leaders and the elite. The argument is that even though democracy is a process, in the contextof Tigray and Ethiopia, it has not even started, and the trajectory is fundamentally flawed. No political will orvisionary leadership is prioritizing the country’s future over personal ambitions. This is the crude reality. Nojustification, whatever form it may take, can obscure this truth. These historical lessons serve as a powerfulreminder that democracy is not only possible but achievable when leaders act with courage, foresight, and acommitment to the well-being of their people. Tigray and Ethiopia stand at a crossroads; the right trajectoryrequires bold leadership that embraces the potential for swift and decisive democratization. Democracy demandsaction, not excuses, to pave the way for a stable and inclusive future.Some argue that democracy is a luxury, but the experiences of other nations and our current paralysisdemonstrate that democratic governance is not merely desirable—it is essential. Democracy serves as thefoundation for unifying a nation, fostering mutual understanding, and addressing critical challenges, includingexistential crises. Without democratic governance, misunderstandings and conflicts arise, leaving societies withillegitimate governments incapable of effectively addressing the pressing needs of their people. Democracy isnot a luxury; it is a prerequisite for stability, legitimacy, and progress.Finally, the fact that some countries have tried, failed, and eventually succeeded in building democracy cannotbe used to justify that democracy is generational or requires prolonged societal learning. Rather, it highlightsthat democracy is not a one-time achievement but an ongoing process of germination, cultivation, preservation,and innovation. The successes and failures of these nations often stem from the clarity, dedication, or lack thereofamong leaders to uphold democratic principles. Ultimately, it is leadership—not inherent societal readiness—that determines whether democracy takes root and thrives. If democracy were inherently a gradual processrequiring generational evolution, we would not witness countries with similar economic potential andtechnological advancements, such as the United States and Russia, diverging so starkly in their democratictrajectories. This contrast underscores that democracy is a deliberate choice, shaped by leadership and politicalwill, rather than an inevitable dialectical process.References

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Another African war looms

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An agreement two years ago halted a bloody conflict in Ethiopia but sowed the seeds of new ones Oct 27th 2024|fatsi and fogotaShare The soldier squints through his binoculars. “They can see us,” he warns, pointing to a silhouette of two figures on a hill in the distance. The men in his line of sight are…

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Unity in Crisis /ሓድነት ኣብ ሓደጋ!Too much time has been spent defending”favorite” politicians and justifying who is right,but little time on the real issue at hand—howto bring justice to the people who haveendured genocide and shaping a stronger andbetter Tigray that can never again fall prey tosuch suffering.It’s okay to have differing opinions—that’snatural and necessary. But when people whohave just barely survived complete extinctioncannot find common ground on vital issues, it’sdeeply troubling. Unfortunately, our politicaland societal culture for decades failed to buildstrong civic, political, judicial, and economicinstitutions. And by “strong political institutions,”I don’t mean ones that unfairly dominate thepolitical sphere but institutions that play by therules to allow for fair competition and buildgenuine public trust. Our political culture hastoo often lionized and empowered individualsrather than nurtured strong public institutionsthat withstand the test of time. Our debatesoften seem less about substantive issues andmore about partisanship and loyalty [notdiscounting valid critiques].We seem to be losing sight of what really matters in Tigray, and it isn’t getting better! Asociety that has endured genocide should not be mired in internal political struggles!We are descendants of a civilization thatpioneered governance, minted gold coins,sent ships across the seas, and erected theAxum Obelisk- the symbol of our enduringstrength and cultural achievements. Axumwas one of the greatest empires like Rome,Byzantium, Ottoman, and Macedonia. Butsomewhere along the way, something wentwrong. Now, we struggle with abject poverty,cannot feed ourselves, our security is at graverisk, and worst of all, we are divided while weare at our lowest point and our enemies usethese divisions to conquer us further.It’s time we rethink our path and move awayfrom this cycle of division.ነስተውዕል!Esayas HailemariamOctober 20, 2024☛ ትግርኛ ዘየንብቡ ዳያስፖራ ተጋሩ ኣብ ግምት ብምእታው ብ እንግሊዝኛ ዝተጽሓፈ።Political loyalty has its place, but when itoutweighs the merit of leadership, we lose sightof what’s important. In the status quo Tigray,unhealthy political competition, tribalism,corruption, impunity, and conspiracy haveshaped behaviors and dominated the field,pushing aside the need for real STRATEGICLEADERSHIP. Whenever politicians fail to deliver,instead of holding them accountable, we oftendefend them, which only encourages them tofurther violate rights. We should’ve done better.

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NoMore Debretsion Gebremichael: A Failed Splinter Group Unfit to Lead TigrayThe people of Tigray have grown increasingly vocal in their opposition to the Debretsion Gebremichael-led splinter group, recognizing the dire consequences of its 35-year grip on power. This group, which includes key figures who controlled both regional and federal power under the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), has not only failed Tigray but has actively hindered its progress, security, and post-genocide recovery. Here is a critical analysis of why this splinter group has lost the trust of the Tigrayan people and the need for their accountability.

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A Legacy of Power Control without VisionThe Debretsion splinter group’s primary focus has been the consolidation of political and economic power for its members and their allies. For decades, their governance was defined by corruption, nepotism, and special interest politics, where family ties and patronage were more important than the future of Tigray. This group…

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Unpacking the Fallacies in the U.S. Embassy’s Statement on Ethiopia

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September 12, 2024 https://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/ads?client=ca-pub-6211574194789638&output=html&h=312&slotname=8106897565&adk=3828708208&adf=1377410058&pi=t.ma~as.8106897565&w=375&abgtt=6&lmt=1726280582&rafmt=1&format=375×312&url=https%3A%2F%2Fborkena.com%2F2024%2F09%2F12%2Funpacking-the-fallacies-in-the-u-s-embassys-statement-on-ethiopia%2F&fwr=1&fwrattr=true&rpe=1&resp_fmts=3&sfro=1&wgl=1&dt=1726280582241&bpp=1&bdt=445&idt=160&shv=r20240911&mjsv=m202409100101&ptt=9&saldr=aa&abxe=1&cookie_enabled=1&eoidce=1&prev_fmts=0x0&nras=1&correlator=106256842328&frm=20&pv=1&u_tz=-420&u_his=1&u_h=812&u_w=375&u_ah=812&u_aw=375&u_cd=24&u_sd=3&adx=0&ady=331&biw=375&bih=630&scr_x=0&scr_y=0&eid=44759876%2C44759927%2C44759837%2C44795922%2C95331833%2C95338228%2C95341662%2C95335248%2C95341671%2C95342338&oid=2&pvsid=2554303505465788&tmod=1538319664&uas=0&nvt=1&fc=1920&brdim=0%2C0%2C0%2C0%2C375%2C0%2C375%2C812%2C375%2C630&vis=1&rsz=%7C%7CoeE%7C&abl=CS&pfx=0&fu=128&bc=31&bz=1&ifi=2&uci=a!2&fsb=1&dtd=163 FacebookTwitter By Tadesse Melaku Asfaw,PhD Researcher at Deakin University, Australia On the occasion of Ethiopian New Year, the U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa released a statement that reads as follows:   “On the occasion of Ethiopian New Year, U.S. SEHOA Ambassador Mike Hammer met with the Tigray Interim Regional Administration Vice President…

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Pretoria Peace Agreement: Broken Promises, Betrayed Tigray

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In the face of the Ethiopian government’s failure to comply with the provisions of the Pretoria Peace Agreement, the TPLF must urgently seek to have the accord amended and demand its enforcement. Esayas HailemariamNovember 10, 2023 Share  Tweet Facebook Print LinkedIn WhatsApp Telegram Read other stories tagged with: Log into your member account to listen to this article. Not a member? Join…

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ኣምባሳደር ኢርቪን ማሲንጋ ኣብ ከተማ መቐለ ምስ ኣመራርሓ ውድብ ህወሓት ተራኺቦም ሃናፃይ ዘተ ከምዘካየዱ ኤምባሲ ኣሜርካ ገሊፁ ።

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ኤምባሲ ኣሜሪካ ከም ዝሓበሮ ኣብ ኢትዮጵያ ኣምባሳደር ኣሜሪካ ኢርቪን ማሲንጋ ኣብ ከተማ መቐለ ተረኺቦም ምስ ኣመራርሓ ግዚያዊ ምምሕዳር ፣ ኢሉ እውን ምስ መሪሕነት ህወሓት ተራኺቦም ፍርያምነት ዘለዎ ርክብ ከምዘካየዱ ፡ ኣብ ትግራይ ነባሪ ሰላምን ምርግጋእን ንምዕሳል ልዕሊ ኩሉ ምትግባር ውዕሊ ሰላም ምቁራፅ ተፃብኦ መሰረት ኩሉ ሙኻኑ ሓቢሮም ። ኣብ ተመሳሳሊ ዛዕባ ኣምባሳደር ኣሜሪካ ኣብ ኢትዮጵያ…

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Reviving Peace Talks in Oromia by Jamar Mohamed .

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The two rounds of peace talks between the Ethiopian government and the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) marked a significant progress, although they did not ultimately result in the signing of an agreement. The meetings helped identify and map contested issues and design a process acceptable to both sides. However, despite hopes for a third round…

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#Tigray IRA President Getachew Reda meets with UK Ambassador to Ethiopia to discuss Pretoria Peace Agreement progress

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June 27, 2024, Mekelle (Tigrai Television)In a significant diplomatic engagement, Tigray Interim Administration President Getachew Reda met with Darren Welch, UK Ambassador to Ethiopia in Mekelle to discuss further collaborations towards the progress on the implementation of the Pretoria Peace Agreement and the situation of Internally Displaced Persons. President Getachew emphasized on the positive relationship…

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Activists Meaza Giday x twitted

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According to the CoHA, demobilization was supposed to occur concurrently with the complete withdrawal of all foreign forces from Tigray. Pressuring Tigrayans to disarm while their land remains under the illegal occupation of genocidal Eritrean and Amhara forces, who continue to commit gross human rights violations, is utterly absurd

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president Getachew Reda X (twitted )

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The Tigray Interim Administration has decided to pull Tigrayan Forces out of Garjale and BaqloManaqia villages near Alamata to honor its understanding with the federal government & Amhara administration to make it easier for Tigrayan IDPs to return as part of the implementation of the Pretoria Agreement. Similar moves to return more Tigrayan IDPs are…

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TPLF Accuses DW of Broadcasting False and Misleading News

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TPLF Accuses DW of Broadcasting False and Misleading News—-Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has levied serious allegations against Deutsche Welle (DW), claiming that the broadcaster’s Amharic programme aired false and misleading information on May 12th, 2024. According to the TPLF, the report in question purported internal discord within the TPLF leadership, insinuating potential violence and…

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TPLF, Prosperity Party Hold Third Round of Discussions in Tigray’s Capital

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TPLF, Prosperity Party Hold Third Round of Discussions in Tigray’s Capital—-Ethiopia’s ruling Prosperity Party and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) held their third round of political discussions in Mekelle. According to TPLF’s official Facebook account, both parties agreed on the importance of maintaining the ongoing peace process and committed to working together to ensure…