Tag: #Famine

Dams, Dignity, and Development: Eritrea’s Path to Social Justice

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by Bereket Tecle In the global discourse on development, priorities are often framed through a narrow political lens; elections, press...

Ethiopia’s Missing Millions: Famine Mortality, Demographic Inflation, and the Politics of Statistical Certainty

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By Alula Frezghi A state that has not completed a nationwide census since 2007 continues to project population figures in...

Hunger for Millions, Glory for One: Billions in Aid. Endless war. A nation Still Starving.

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by @Dahlakib Ethiopia’s crisis is not a sudden tragedy nor the result of bad luck. It is a recurring pattern,...

Famine: Ethiopia’s Only Proven Existential Threat

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by Yemane Abselom Introduction Ethiopia’s famines have never arrived unannounced; they have been foretold by policy, prepared by power, and perfected...

A Famine by Design: How Ethiopia’s Leadership Weaponizes Hunger

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By Alula Frezghi Famine in Ethiopia is not a tragedy of nature. It is a crime engineered by power. Across Tigray...

Ethiopia Teeters on the Brink of Collapse

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by Yemane Abselom Ethiopia stands at the edge of disintegration—undermined by interlocking crises of war, corruption, ethnic division, and economic...