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The ONLF warns of a potential return to insurgency in Ethiopia’s Somali region due to unmet promises from the 2018 peace agreement. This crisis highlights a troubling return to centralization …
Renewed Tensions in Ethiopia’s Somali Region: ONLF’s Warning on Peace Agreement Collapse Read More
Selecta One, a German horticultural firm, will move its operations from Ethiopia’s Amhara region to Kenya and Uganda due to safety concerns related to ongoing conflict. This transition will lead …
Selecta One Relocates from Ethiopia’s Amhara Region Citing Safety Concerns Read More
Ethiopia is facing severe internal conflict, with the government targeting Amhara citizens through systematic killings and violence. The international community, primarily Western nations, remains silent despite the grave human rights …
Ethiopia’s War on Amharas: A Call for Global Action Against Genocide Read More
Awra Amba, a community in Ethiopia’s Amhara region, is embroiled in conflict as violence escalates between Fano fighters and federal troops. Despite a history of peace and cooperation, the village …
Awra Amba: A Village Seeking Peace Amid Ethiopia’s Escalating Conflict Read More
Intense battles have erupted in the Amhara region of Ethiopia between Fano forces and government troops, particularly in Gojjam, Gondar, and Shoa. Fano has claimed victories in several encounters, while …
Ongoing Battles in the Amhara Region: Fano Forces and Government Troops Clash Read More
In Debre Tabor, intense fighting erupted between Fano forces and government troops as Fano launched an attack following reports of government maneuvers. The confrontation lasted for hours, resulting in unclear …
Fano Forces Engage in Battle Against Government Troops in Debre Tabor Read More
Colonel Tadesse Eshete, a leader of the Amhara Fano Popular Organization, was killed in a battle against Ethiopian Defense Forces in South Gondar. His death marks a significant loss, following …
Colonel Tadesse Eshete, Prominent Fano Leader, Killed in Battle Read More
BIT Mining has expanded its operations to Ethiopia, acquiring 51 megawatts and 18,000 bitcoin mining rigs, benefiting from the nation’s low electricity costs. This move allows the firm to extend …
How BIT Mining Capitalizes on Ethiopia’s Low Energy Costs for Bitcoin Operations Read More