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History will one day have its say; it will not be the history taught in the United Nations, Washington, Paris, or Brussels, however, but the history taught in the countries that have rid themselves of colonialism and its puppets. Africa will write its own history and both north and south of the Sahara it will be a history full of glory and dignity.
Patrice Lumumba’s last letter to Pauline Lumumba,
History will one day have its say; it will not be the history taught in the United Nations, Washington, Paris, or Brussels, however, but the history taught in the countries that have rid themselves of colonialism and its puppets. Africa will write its own history and both north and south of the Sahara it will be a history full of glory and dignity.
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Explore today’s most pertinent issues in the Horn
March 29, 2023
The Hydro-Politics of the Nile River: Is Ethiopia Truly the Region’s “water tower”?
The Blue Nile, the Nile basin's principal source of water has a direct impact on life in Sudan,…
December 31, 2022
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: An Appraisal of Colonial Agreements, Issues of Existence and Forum for Negotiation
Mihreteab T. Taye, Amare K. Aweke, Yidnekchew M. Mekonnen. Over the centuries, the Nile basin has…
September 16, 2022
Another Milestone in Ethiopia’s GERD project: a discussion with Professor Yacob Arsano.
Kaleab holds a B.A. in Political Science and International Relations and an M.A. in International…
December 31, 2022
Ethiopia’s Grand Peace Project: a Conversation with Commissioner Ambaye Ogato
Q: What has the process of establishing the commission been like? A: Given the novelty of this…