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The Greater Horn: Strategic Brief Issue No. IV

The Horn in October: Shifting Alliances, Conflict Dynamics, and...

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The War of Perception: Egypt’s New Mission to Eritrea

In the Horn of Africa’s evolving strategic landscape, influence is...

2 Nov

Isayas Afeworki in Cairo: The Red Sea Intrigue & the Making of Regional Chaos

Isaias Afwerki’s recent visit to Cairo for a reported five-day...

31 Oct

The Red Sea: The Imperative of Pragmatic Cooperation between Ethiopia and Eritrea 

By General Bacha Debele, Ambassador The Red Sea remains one of...

30 Oct

Momentum Builds Behind Somaliland’s Quest for Recognition

By Nolawi M. Engdayehu After more than three decades of...

29 Oct

Can Abiy Ahmed Reconcile Ethiopia’s Past with its Future?

By Blen Mamo Ethiopia, a nation poised between the weight of...

29 Oct

Ethiopia’s Water Diplomacy: A Pursuit of Equitable Institutions and Regional Stability

Introduction Water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change, population growth, and urbanization,...

28 Oct

The Port City That Still Calls: Ethiopians’ Vow to Assab

By Tadesse Biru Kersmo(PHD) Today, the Assab port gate stood...

28 Oct

El Fasher Falls: What’s Next for Sudan?

El Fasher has fallen. The city, once the last major...

28 Oct

Ethiopia Hosts the 11th Tana Forum: Charting Africa’s Path in a Shifting Global Order

By Nebiyu Tedla (Ambassador) Last week, Ethiopia proudly hosted the 11th...

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Getachew Nigatu

Getachew Nigatu W/Mariam is a distinguished expert possessing extensive expertise in international relations, political communication, and project management. He has attained advanced degrees in International Relations from Addis Ababa University and Communication Studies from the University of Leeds, reflecting his dedication to comprehending the complexities of global interactions and effective communication strategies. Additionally, he is certified as a Scrum Master (CSM) and Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), which signifies his adeptness with agile project management methodologies.

As the founder of Horn Review, he has established a specialized role in research and analysis, offering significant insights into pertinent regional issues. His notable career trajectory includes leading roles such as Director General at the FDRE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he adeptly managed intricate diplomatic challenges, and Director of Operations at Grow Fundraising & Consulting Inc. in Bethesda, Maryland, where he directed strategic efforts to optimize organizational efficiency.

Significantly, Getachew's commitment to humanitarian pursuits is highlighted by his service with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, where he managed the Washington DC office for over five years. In this capacity, he significantly contributed to advocacy and strategy implementation to aid displaced populations. With over a decade of professional experience, he has refined his competencies in operations, strategic management, and security studies, establishing himself as a respected authority in his discipline.

Blen Mamo

Blen is a skilled researcher and political analyst with expertise in Ethiopian law, politics, and national security. Holding an LLB and an MSc in International Security and Global Governance from Birkbeck, University of London, her expertise encompasses international relations, regional security, and geopolitics.  

Her professional experience includes senior roles in legal advisory, research and advocacy. She has also volunteered with esteemed organizations such as United Nations Association UK, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, Make Every Woman Count UK, Prisoners’ Advice UK, Ethiopian Human Rights Council, Ethiopian Women Lawyers Association, and the Addis Ababa University Centre for Human Rights (Legal Aid Project).  

As the Executive Director of the Horn Review, Blen is  committed to bridge the gap between intellectuals and policy makers by creating an efficient platform to analyse and address critical issues affecting Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa. She actively contributes to scholarly discussions on national, regional and global security, and foreign policy.

Bethelhem Fikru

Bethelhem Fikru is an expert in Global Studies and International Relations, currently serving as Programmes Manager at Horn Review. With a strong understanding of geopolitics and the complex political dynamics of the Horn of Africa, Bethelhem contributes to the development of impactful programs that address regional governance and key issues affecting the area.

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