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Category Archives: africa
Making space for difference
In asserting so emphatically that some-one belongs, we also send a message that others don’t. Continue reading
A campaign of dehumanisation in Ethiopia
Two weeks ago I wrote about the sad events of the past month in Ethiopia – the violence convulsing some of the cities, and the killing of members of ethnic minority communities in the far southwest of the country, where … Continue reading
Posted in africa, Ethiopia, indigenous people, justice, politics
Tagged disarmament, Lower Omo, peace, violence
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Remembering Adwa
The defeat of a European invasion force by Africans 120 years ago presents challenges for how we remember. How are historical memories kept alive? And what meanings should we assign to them? Jed Stevenson This week in 1896, an army … Continue reading
Posted in africa, Ethiopia, history, Italy, lifespan, memory, war
Tagged Adwa, change the world, Ethiopia, First World War
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A Human View 