Assab Was Not Ethiopia’s to Lose: The 1948 American Document That Challenges Abiy Ahmed’s Red Sea Narrative
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed keeps returning to the Red Sea, presenting Ethiopia’s landlocked status as though it…
Hanibal Negash is an Eritrean author born after independence and shaped by the lived experience of the nation’s first three decades of sovereignty. His writing is rooted in a deep commitment to elevating Eritrean voices and strengthening an authentic national narrative. He approaches every subject with a clear sense of justice, human dignity and professional integrity. As a regular contributor to Setit Media, Hanibal brings thoughtful analysis and grounded storytelling that give space to Eritrean perspectives often overlooked elsewhere. His work reflects both the challenges and the resilience of the Eritrean people and aims to contribute to a stronger and more self-reliant national discourse.
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