By Batseba Seifu Reflecting on the passage of time since the signing of the Pretoria Peace Agreement, Tigray finds itself...
The transfer of ownership of Abraha Castle to Sur Construction PLC in 2019 has ignited discussions about the destiny of this culturally significant site. Architectural plans...
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” – George Santayana In July this year, I went to Tigray for a visit. During my brief...
This week, Tigray mourned its martyrs. In the face of an existential threat, the only ones who stood with Tigray were her sons and daughters and...
Earlier this week, amid growing concerns that its mandate might not be extended, the United Nations-mandated International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia published its...
By Duke Burbridge It has been more than two weeks since two young women, Zewdu Haftu and Semhal Gebrezgher, were attacked on their way to a...
By Dawit Kebede The Pretoria Agreement, signed on 2 November 2022, partially ending the two-year-long bloody war, holds two significant strategic advantages for the Tigrayans and...
By Hluf Hagos Shiqar Nowadays, in most meetings or events concerning how Tigray could emerge from the devastation of the war, Tigrayans are starting to have...
By Donek Tesfaye Zemo Many political observers have been commenting on the dwindling activism of the Tigrayan diaspora after the Pretoria Cessation of Hostilities Agreement. Indeed, it...
By Donek Tesfaye Zemo When reading Sarah Vaughan and Martin Plaut’s excellent book, Understanding Ethiopia’s Tigray War, we cannot help but observe a typical drive in...