Author: Gureza

The Unbridgeable Chasm – ( Part II) – Borkena

May 7, 2026 By Samuel Estefanous Compliments to Emado Farda for a marvelous piece titled ‘Between the Chasm and the Chariot’ in response to the first segment of my article – at least in part. No mudslinging, little hyperbole, just exercising his natural God given inherent right and entitlement to a different opinion. Incidentally, I would like […]

Let Us Set the Mirror Before Us: Reflecting on What It Reveals – Borkena

May 7,2026 Wondmagegn Ejigu KebedeEnköping, Sweden Before beginning, I would encourage readers to first engage with the thoughtful article by Mohamud A. Ahmed, titled “When a Political Analysis Abandons Complexity for Certainty, Critique Itself Risks Becoming a Mirror Image of the Dogma It Condemns,” published on May 6. For fuller context, it may also be valuable to revisit my own […]

TPLF’s illegitimate actions are a violation of common rules – Borkena

May 7, 2026 Eddie MekashaCommunity Chaplain and Conflict Mediator TPLF, together with other radical ethnocentric groups, is widely viewed as responsible for introducing and aggressively implementing Ethiopia’s tribal-based so-called federal system, built on highly controversial ethnic divisions. For generations, the people of Ethiopia lived together with relatively limited conflict despite their ethnic and linguistic diversity. […]