Ethnic federalism and conflict in Ethiopia
7 Dec 2017
Examining the prevalence of ethnic conflict in Ethiopia and evaluating potential causes of violence in the country.
Examining the prevalence of ethnic conflict in Ethiopia and evaluating potential causes of violence in the country.
Nicodemus Minde is a Ph.D. student in International Relations at the United States International University – Africa (USIU – Africa). Having served as the BBC Sudan correspondent from 2009 to
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