The Ethiopian government recently shelved plans to pipe natural gas from the Ogaden Basin to Djibouti because of financial ...

Guns are silent, but war lingers for Ogaden’s former women rebel fighters Ex-rebels from Ethiopia’s Somali region have had a rocky transition to civilian life, even years after the 2018 peace ...

Dispatches Why We Don’t Hear About the Conflict in the Ogaden When an American reporter started digging, he was forced out of Ethiopia.

We filmed the meetings and put together a short documentary, Ogaden: Ethiopia’s Hidden Shame. Most people have never heard of the region and know nothing of what is happening there.

Changing fortunes in Ethiopia’s Ogaden Wracked by war, insurgency, and famine, the government has launched development projects after years of neglect.

In July 1977, Somalia launched a war against Ethiopia with the objective of taking control of the Ogaden region. With superior ground forces, they made big advances. But Ethiopians had one strong ...

The Ethiopian military and paramilitary forces, operating in the Ogaden region of Ethiopia, are, it is alleged, carrying out extra judicial killings and gang rapes; falsely arresting and torturing ...

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says his administration has been keeping a tight lid on Ethiopia’s natural gas production prospects ...

Harrowing testimony of shooting, hanging, beating and rape — dismissed as rebel propaganda by the Ethiopian government — has been repeated by Ogaden refugees trickling into different parts of ...

The Somali region of Ethiopia, known as Ogaden by most people of Somali origin, is once again at the centre of international tension. It is at the heart of a dispute between the Ethiopian government ...