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Hailemariam Desalegn

Managing Ethiopia’s unsettled transition: what should Abiy Ahmed do next?
Africa
/ 21 February 2019

Managing Ethiopia’s unsettled transition: what should Abiy Ahmed do next?

Abiy Ahmed has generated great excitement with initiatives breaking with the past. But he faces formidable challenges

By Crisis Group
Ethiopia’s slow-motion revolution
Article
/ 4 April 2018

Ethiopia’s slow-motion revolution

The new prime minister is a decisive break from the past, but will he keep pushing for reform?

By Simon Allison
Ethiopia’s state of emergency could destabilise the Horn of Africa
Africa
/ 20 March 2018

Ethiopia’s state of emergency could destabilise the Horn of Africa

Following the resignation of its prime minister, Ethiopia finds itself on the precipice of widespread political unrest.

By Yohannes Gedamu
Africa’s fallen liberators
Article
/ 28 February 2018

Africa’s fallen liberators

Two of the oldest liberation parties in Africa were forced by deep popular discontent to push their leaders aside

By Staff Reporter
Don’t underestimate Ethiopia’s crisis
Article
/ 23 February 2018

Don’t underestimate Ethiopia’s crisis

There have been many clues to the fact that not all was right in Ethiopia, though few heeded the signs

By Simon Allison
Ethiopia’s state of emergency 2.0
Africa
/ 20 February 2018

Ethiopia’s state of emergency 2.0

The purpose of this emergency is not to protect the constitutional order but to silence the voices calling for change.

By Staff Reporter
Premier quitting and state of emergency signal urgent need for reform in Ethiopia
Africa
/ 20 February 2018

Premier quitting and state of emergency signal urgent need for reform in Ethiopia

All eyes are now on the ruling coalition as it deals with the prime minister’s resignation and scrambles to fill his position.

By Yohannes Gedamu
Ethiopia has released a handful of prisoners – but nothing else has changed
Africa
/ 17 January 2018

Ethiopia has released a handful of prisoners – but nothing else has changed

Hailemariam never explicitly admitted the existence of “political prisoners”. But while vague, his words were clear to everyone, except his government

By Staff Reporter
Ethiopia to free opposition leader and hundreds of others
Africa
/ 15 January 2018

Ethiopia to free opposition leader and hundreds of others

The government also plans to pardon convicted criminals within the next two months — but only people who were not involved in murder

By Chris Stein
Ethiopian bloggers, journalists charged with terrorism
Africa
/ 19 July 2014

Ethiopian bloggers, journalists charged with terrorism

A group of Ethiopian bloggers and journalists have been charged with terrorism for having alleged links to an outlawed group and planning attacks.

By Sapa Afp

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