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This blog started in 2010, during an era of hope.
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In Ethiopia, a television program meant to spotlight social struggles has instead become the center of a national controversy, exposing the fragility of media ethics, the deep fault lines of ethnic politics, and the unchecked power of digital influence.
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A Sudden End to Decades of Journalism Reports indicate that all employees of the Voice of America (VOA) have been placed on administrative leave, effectively bringing an end to the organization’s operations.
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Meta recently announced a halt in fact-checking initiatives.
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When I launched this blog in 2010, I couldn’t have imagined how deeply it would shape my journey.
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A note on my absence I have not been blogging on my personal blog since last August but not without excuses.
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Last week “The Capital”, one of the three weekly English newspapers ran an article about “Members of Ethiopian Media decision to set up media council and enact code of conduct” where they describe the council as a self-regulatory body which set to examine…
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Introduction Forty-one days passed since Prime Minster Meles Zenawi was seen on public.
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Prime Minster Meles Zenawi has always been a man of mysteries and at this time he kept being conspicuously a mystery for Ethiopians as he has not been seen in public since the last G20-Meeting.
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Well we Ethiopians have never had dragons in our mythology and folklore like Chinese but so far there has been attempt by Ethiopians to bring on dragons to our culture in the most nauseating manner – internet censorship.