Ethiopia: The Spectre of War, the Agony of Peace
The contrast could not be starker. Samantha Power, the administrator of America`s aid agency, was given a red carpet reception
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Editorial: Masks and migrants aren’t the enemy. COVID-19 is
You can’t win a war when you’re fighting the wrong enemy. But that is what Gov. Greg Abbott is doing
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In Ethiopia, echoes of Yugoslavia
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed recently said that his country is facing an enemy “which is a cancer for Ethiopia.” He chillingly
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Somaliland Politics: The Charade of the Two-Party Monopoly System Must End Now
Lewis Center, Ohio–Last May, Somaliland held the second legislative elections since 2005, to elect a new legislature. The results of
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Indian burial sites in Canada trigger grief here
The Minneapolis Star Tribune on the horror of Indian boarding schools felt in U.S., too: First came the discovery of
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Kenya: We’ll be planning for repeat of 2007 if we don’t fix poll system
What you need to know: Lessons from the disputed 2007, 2013 and 2017 have informed a series of legal and
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Jacob Zuma has kept the South African judiciary on its toes
Will he go to jail or not? This is the question that preoccupies most South Africans as the Constitutional Court
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Election integrity: Why Somaliland legislative electoral system needs a reform
Lewis Center, Ohio—-On May 31, 2021, Somaliland will hold the second legislative elections since 2005, to elect new MP’s. However,
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Somaliland: One of the Colonial Creation Countries in Africa
Jacksonville, Florida—Before the Europeans set foot in the Horn of Africa, there was no Somali state whatsoever in the region,
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Will the Democrats Win in Georgia?
The growth of the Atlanta area and the efforts to protect African-Americans’ voting rights have transformed the state’s political landscape.
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