Category: Op/Ed

[By T. Tekle] It is disingenuous that the TPLF faction led by Dr Debretshion Gebremichael attempted to convince the diplomatic and international partners it was not doing a coup against the Tigray Interim Regional Administration (TIRA). But the fundamental issue is that the TPLF tried to justify enforcing of  the “constitutional order and rule of […]

[By Amare] Sebhat Nega, the once-prominent figure behind the failed Debretsion Gebremichael TPLF splinter group, has become a symbol of arrogance, delusion, and betrayal. His recent shameful and ignorant political comments against the Pretoria Peace Agreement, delivered through tabloid media, reflect the deteriorating mental state of a man who continues to conspire against Tigray’s future […]

[By Amare] First Genocide of 1984: “Blockade, Starvation and the Perished Tigrayan Population by the Genocidal Actions of the EPLF”  In 1984, during the height of Ethiopia’s famine, the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF) actively obstructed critical aid routes to Tigray from Sudan. By blocking access to the only viable path for food and essential […]

[By Amare] The claim that the Tigray genocide was “unpreventable” ignores a series of  critical missteps, strategic failures, and political decisions that could have altered the course of events and safeguarded the people of Tigray. While some may argue that the genocidal war was inevitable, a thorough analysis of the historical, political, and strategic decisions […]

[By Amare] Slogans: “A Tigrayan Hero, An African Legend” “The Man of Principles and Integrity” “Tigray’s Pride, Africa’s Military Genius” “A Leader Free of Corruption: The Voice of Tigray’s Future” “Inferiority Fears Greatness: General Tsadkan Stands Tall”  Introduction General Tsadkan Gebretensae, born in the 1950s, is one of Tigray’s most revered figures and a military […]