Ethiopia: Diaspora Inclusion in National Dialogue
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Ethiopia: Diaspora Inclusion in National Dialogue
In a resolute and multifaceted effort to secure lasting stability, Ethiopia is steadfastly building a comprehensive peace architecture designed to address the root causes of conflict and foster national reconciliation. Recognizing that sustainable development is inseparably linked to peace, the government is employing a broad ranging approach that includes dialogue, judicial reform, and deep community engagement.
An Open Letter to the Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission
Yonas Biru, PhD Dear Members of the Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission: My and Jawar Mohammed’s identity could serve as a foundation for a solution to Ethiopia’s challenges. Let Me Start from Myself. Both my parents come from a mix of Oromo and Amhara ancestors in Wello. Our Oromo identity is a result of Mogassa that we inherited, not from Oromo DNA, but through the mighty forces of ቆንጨራ (matchet) and the cruelty of Mogassa. Today, we have w…
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