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Sunday With Eden

Eden Sahle is founder and CEO of Yada Technology Plc. She has studied law with a focus on international economic law. She can be reached at edensah2000@gmail.com.

Sunday With Eden

Everyone Needs to Answer for Ethiopia Predicaments

April 10 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

A few days ago, a friend told me an unnerving story – highly illustrative of Ethiopia's situation. A fourteen-year-old girl went to the house of her mother’s employers. The mother worked there as a housekeeper. When she was not around, the daughter started talking about politics and said inappr...

COVID Makes Comeback: This Time Without Kidding Around

April 3 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Over the weekend, among the people who lost their lives due to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic was my Sunday school teacher, a husband and father of four young children. It is terrifying and sad; even harder to imagine what the families of those who lost their loved ones must be going thro...

With Society Distracted, Underground Drug Market Thrives

March 27 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Unlikely Lesson from SOS Children's Village to Ethiopia

March 20 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Female Leadership, Political Loyalty Don't Go Together

March 13 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Rarely Acknowledged Mental Health Pandemic Affects Young People

March 6 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Elections: Thin Red Line between Democracy, Violence

February 27 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

On Gender-based Violence, Society Possesses More Power than Courts

February 20 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Today's Maternal Care, Tomorrow's Human Capital

February 13 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

For the rich and well-off, the new fashion is to travel overseas with a tourist visa to have a child in a developed country. It even has a name — birth tourism — and countries such as the United States have attempted to limit its prevalence. But it should be clear. They do not go through such...

With Economic Challenges, Robbers on Prowl in Addis

February 6 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

In a city like Addis Abeba, breaking and entering was always bound to be frequent given that there is wealth inequality. The troubling structural economic conditions, coupled with the adverse effects of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic may have made matters worse. A few weeks ago, my fam...

In the Digital Age, Parenting Ought to Take New Turn

January 31 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Kindness' Risk-Reward Ratio

January 23 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

From the US to Ethiopia, the Need for Accountability

January 16 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

What It Takes to Not Repeat 2020

January 9 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

To Find Inspiration, Look to the Most Personal

January 3 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Half Truths Create Poor Environment for Dialogue

December 26 , 2020 . By Eden Sahle

The Bright Young People that Fall Through the Cracks

December 19 , 2020 . By Eden Sahle

Over the weekend, I took part in a forum and met brave parents who faced the absolute nigh...

Society's Concept of Gender, Cold Reality of Rights Injustice

December 11 , 2020 . By Eden Sahle

Over the weekend, I took part in a forum and met brave parents who faced the absolute nigh...

No Good Comes from Profiling Individuals

December 4 , 2020 . By Eden Sahle

Over the weekend, I took part in a forum and met brave parents who faced the absolute nigh...

Political Apology, the Act of Courage that Can Heal Society

November 29 , 2020 . By Eden Sahle

Over the weekend, I took part in a forum and met brave parents who faced the absolute nigh...

Columns

Editorial

Regional Fiscal Perfidy Stems from an Indulgent Fed. Alarming!

April 10 , 2021

It is not often the case for regional states' leaders to swallow their vanity and dec...

Bailout Needs to Contend with Original Sin of Political Corruption

April 3 , 2021

As an Auditor General, he was not the most conspicous of officials in the mainstream...

At Odds with Dev't Partners, Ethiopia Could Miss Out on Improving World Economy

March 27 , 2021

In an unprecedented turn of irony, just as Ethiopia began an attempt to open up to th...

With Limited Room for Maneuver, Gov't Should Tread Carefully with Oil Supply

March 20 , 2021

There is never a dull moment in the tense and combative relationship between regulato...

Sunday With Eden

Everyone Needs to Answer for Ethiopia Predicaments

A few days ago, a friend told me an unnerving story – highly illustrative of Ethio...

April 10 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

COVID Makes Comeback: This Time Without Kidding Around

Over the weekend, among the people who lost their lives due to the Novel Coronavirus...

April 3 , 2021 . By Eden Sahle

Life Matters

Don't Judge People by Their Tattoo

Do not judge a book by its cover, we say. But we still judge all the same. It is much worse when it comes to a living, breathing person. We...

April 10 , 2021 . By Kidist Yidnekachew

Forgive Some Debt in Time of Hardship

It is often people somewhere near the middle of the socioeconomic ladder who lend money and give the borr...

April 3 , 2021 . By Kidist Yidnekachew

Agenda

On Forex Front, New Rules Bring New Problems

April 10 , 2021 . By HAWI DADHI

For Fitsum Alemayehu (MD), general manager of Biotech Plc, an importer of pharmaceuti...

Ethiopia Lives Through the Worst of Times

April 3 , 2021 . By HAWI DADHI

A 59-year-old man, an actor by profession, fell severely ill about five months ago....

NO PLACE LIKE HOME: The Fate of Tigray’s Displaced

March 27 , 2021 . By MAYA MISIKIR

Merhawit’s days in the town of Mai Kadra, Tigray Regional State, were mostly calm a...

Mobile Money Pioneers Brace for Ethio Telecom's Entrance into Sector

March 20 , 2021 . By HAWI DADHI

It was a humid day out in Addis Abeba's streets where customers sat comfortably away...

Gallery

2020 in Posterity

January 5 , 2021

With an election initially expected to be held in 2020, the past year was supposed to be eventful. It did not disappoint. In fact, it outpaced expectations. Much of 2020 was talked about, analysed and debated. And thanks to technology, it was caught...