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“Behind the Curtains: Abiy Ahmed’s Fear of Independent Voices”

Muluken TekleyohanesJun 9, 2025June 9, 20250

By Muluken Tekleyohanes | Ambassador Media – June 9, 2025 In a recent televised interview aired across state-run broadcasters, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed dismissed

Ethiopian Government Slows Internet, Restricts YouTube During Historic Online Broadcast

Muluken TekleyohanesJun 7, 2025June 7, 20250

Date: June 7, 2025By: Ambassador Med In a powerful moment of unity, truth-telling, and digital resistance, thousands of Ethiopians tuned in today to a live

A Forgotten Zone: Ethiopia’s Failure to Protect Civilians in Metekel Sparks Outrage”

Muluken TekleyohanesJun 7, 2025June 7, 20250

By Ambassador MediaMay 31, 2017 Bulen, Metekel Zone – The Metekel Zone has once again descended into tragedy. In the early hours of Friday, May

Ethiopia: Authorities Must Engage in Negotiations with Striking Healthcare Professionals and Immediately Release Detained Medics – Amnesty International

Kidus TekleyohannesJun 5, 2025June 5, 20250

Amnesty International today urgently called on Ethiopian authorities to engage in meaningful dialogue with striking healthcare professionals and to immediately and unconditionally release all medical

Punishment Over Awareness: Is the Ethiopian Government Turning Public Struggles Into Revenue?

Muluken TekleyohanesJun 4, 2025June 4, 20250

By Ambassador Media | June 2025 While Ethiopia faces unprecedented economic challenges—with inflation soaring, basic goods unaffordable, and millions of citizens struggling to survive—the government

Former Ethiopian State Minister for Peace, Taye Dendea, Arrested Again

Kidus TekleyohannesJun 3, 2025June 3, 20250

Former Ethiopian State Minister for Peace, Taye Dendea, was arrested on Monday, according to a report by BBC Amharic. His wife, Sentayehu Alemayehu, confirmed the

Editorial: Voices in Chains: How Ethiopia is Silencing Its Journalists

Muluken TekleyohanesMay 29, 2025May 29, 20250

When Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed took office in 2018, Ethiopians and the international community were promised a new era of democratic reform. Among his first

Divide and Dismiss: How the Ethiopian Government Punishes Health Workers for Demanding Their Rights

Muluken TekleyohanesMay 27, 2025May 27, 20250

In a deeply troubling turn, the Ethiopian government has taken a dangerous route to suppress dissent—by dividing professional communities and criminalizing rightful demands. Health workers,

“A System in Collapse”: Ethiopian Teachers Denied Basic Rights as Government Remains Silent

Muluken TekleyohanesMay 26, 2025May 26, 20250

Ambassador Media | May 26, 2025 A wave of frustration and desperation is rising among public school teachers across Addis Ababa and the Oromia region

Ambassador Massinga Calls for Peace as Ethiopia’s Government Fails to End Internal Conflicts

Muluken TekleyohanesMay 23, 2025May 23, 20250

By Ambassador Media As Ethiopia grapples with yet another year marked by violence and instability, the U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia, Ervin Massinga, has issued a