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Hachalu Hundessa

A glimpse into the future of government propaganda
Africa
/ 8 December 2020

A glimpse into the future of government propaganda

The Ethiopian government has created its own ‘fact-checking’ unit — and it is not the only government to do so.

By Samuel Gebre and Claire Wilmot
Blackout makes it hard to report on Ethiopia’s civil war
Africa
/ 16 November 2020

Blackout makes it hard to report on Ethiopia’s civil war

Between a communications shutdown and tight restrictions on movement, reporters — and the world — knows little about what is going on in Tigray. But the little that is emerging is terrible

By Simon Allison
‘My son died the worst kind of death’: Horrific details of violent unrest in Ethiopia
Africa
/ 14 July 2020

‘My son died the worst kind of death’: Horrific details of violent unrest in Ethiopia

Eyewitness accounts emerge of the violence that left 239 people dead after the assassination of singer Hachalu Hundessa

By Zecharias Zelalem
Hachalu Hundessa’s murder sparks unrest in Ethiopia
Africa
/ 1 July 2020

Hachalu Hundessa’s murder sparks unrest in Ethiopia

The singer was a political activist, using his music to advocate for the rights of the Oromo

By Zecharias Zelalem

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