Tag: #World Bank

“The Econocracy”: Is There Only One Way of Doing Economics?

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Amleset Negash G. Hiwet The Econocracy: On the Perils of Leaving Economics to the Experts is a book written...

Ethiopia’s Manufactured Crisis Narrative and the Risks It Poses to the Horn of Africa

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
By Alula Frezghi Introduction When governments lose control of their internal narrative, they often look outward for a target. In today’s...

Ethiopian Ruling Party’s Obsession with Hegemonic Ambitions

Research & Analysis Red Sea Beacon -
By Debesai Tesfu The Horn of Africa is closely watching Ethiopian ruling party’s incessant, aggressive aspirations for a sovereign coastline...

Who Moved My Aid? A Tale of Two Nations in the Maze of Global Cheese Dependency

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Ezra Musa In the often-shady buffet line of global development funding, the classic corporate narrative of "Who Moved My...

Financing the Fire: How the IMF and World Bank Risk Having Blood on Their Hands

Research & Analysis Red Sea Beacon -
Eyob Tesfamichael Habtab The International Monetary Fund and World Bank were established to address macroeconomic instability, provide balance of payments...

Eritrea’s Red Sea Sovereignty: An Irrevocable Reality

History Red Sea Beacon -
by Red Sea Beacon An Addis Ababa–based outlet calling itself the Horn Review, styling itself an “independent research platform,” has...

Debt, Division, and Disaster: The Making of Ethiopia’s Crisis State

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Ibrahim A. Ibrahim Under the leadership of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia has been grappling with extraordinary challenges that...