Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, an intellectual ex-rebel vilified by some as a dictator but praised by others as a visionary, dominated politics at home and in the region for over two decades.

Meles Zenawi was an Ethiopian politician and businessman who had a net worth of $3 billion. Meles Zenawi served as the President of Ethiopia from 1991 to 1995 and then as the country's Prime Minister ...

Joe Biden doesn’t need a running mate who has shown such poor judgment. By Bret Stephens The reforms by the country’s new prime minister are clashing with its flawed Constitution and could push the ...

Meles Zenawi, who died in 2012, never saw the turbines spin. However, his vision of a dam built on the Nile River outlived him. Successive leaders, including Hailemariam Desalegn and Abiy Ahmed (PhD), ...

The Milk-V Meles is a Raspberry Pi-like single-board computer with a similar credit card-sized design featuring a decent number of full-sized ports as well as a 40-pin GPIO connector and MIPI-CSI and ...

The Milk-V Meles is a single-board computer that could easily be mistaken for a Raspberry Pi Model B. It’s the same size and has a similar set of ports. But instead of an ARM-based processor, the ...

Ethiopia’s parliamentary sessions have never been accused of being vibrant. But there have been exceptions. The few opposition figures sprinkled across an EPRDF-dominated parliament have had their ...

When Eritrea won its independence in 1993 after a thirty-year struggle against Ethiopia, there was optimism that peace would hold. Long-time dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam resigned on May 21, 1991, ...

Der äthiopische Ministerpräsident Meles Zenawi ist nach Angaben staatlicher Medien gestorben. Über den Gesundheitszustand des 57-Jährigen hatte es zuletzt Spekulationen gegeben. Der äthiopische ...

Er gingen al weken geruchten dat zijn gezondheid verslechterd zou zijn. In juli zei de regering dat hij moest herstellen van een niet nader genoemde aandoening. Hij lag in een buitenlands ziekenhuis ...

Ethiopia’s 100 million people make the country Africa’s second most populous, after Nigeria. But it remains a poorly understood place. Prunier and Ficquet’s excellent collection of essays is thus ...