The Next Prime Minister Nominated for Us by the Chief of Staff!! Eritrea's Call to Mobilize!! The Doctor's Rebuke!! The Unrest That Spread from Jimma Zone to Gurage Zone/ The Wolkait Issue

በኢታማዦር የታጨልን ቀጣዩ ጠ/ሚኒስትር!! የኤርትራ የክተት ጥሪ!! የዶክተሩ ተግሳጽ!! ከጅማ ዞን ወደ ጉራጌ ዞን የተስፋፋው አመጽ/ የወልቃይት ጉዳይ

Teles Media discusses what its title calls a next prime minister nominated by the chief of staff, Eritrea's call to mobilize, a doctor's rebuke, unrest spreading from Jimma Zone to Gurage Zone, and the Wolkait issue.

Background: Residents of Jimma city in southwestern Oromia told Addis Standard that protests on November 9 and 10 were driven by grievances over forced conscription, arbitrary arrests and extortion, and were triggered by the killing of a former army member; residents reported deaths and dozens of arrests, figures Addis Standard could not independently verify. In Gurage Zone, residents have reported a wave of abductions and killings in recent weeks, borkena reported. On November 12, Eritrea's Ministry of Information said Eritreans and the country's defense forces were ready to counter any invasion.

Source: Teles Media

ሕዝባዊ የተቃውሞ ሰልፍ በዲሲ
Ethiopian Media Services covers a public protest rally in Washington, DC.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services

የኢትዮ ኤርትራ ጦርነት ተጀምሯል?

Ethiopian Media Services' Eletawi program asks whether war between Ethiopia and Eritrea has begun.

Background: In October, Ethiopia told the UN Security Council it was acting in self defense against what it called an Eritrean invasion, a claim Eritrea rejects; Eritrea in turn accuses Ethiopia of declaring war on it in pursuit of sovereign access to the Red Sea, and the two countries have cut diplomatic ties. On November 12, Eritrea's Ministry of Information said Eritreans and the country's defense forces were ready to counter any invasion. The conflict tracker Critical Threats reported clashes around the border town of Badme on November 9, which have not been independently verified. G7 foreign ministers have warned of the risk of a wider regional escalation.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services

አፋብን የትብብሩን ጉዳይ መገምገም አለበት!
Wamera argues that AFABN, the Amhara Fano National Movement, should evaluate the matter of the alliance.

Background: The Amhara Fano National Movement is one of seven groups that announced the Alliance for Survival on September 20, 2026, alongside former battlefield adversaries including the TPLF and the Oromo Liberation Army; its chairman Zemene Kassie read the founding statement. ACLED noted early divisions within the alliance, with some named groups denying membership or distancing themselves from coordinated armed action.

Source: Wamera

Zemene, Getachew and Demeke; Abiy's Order on the Dismissed Officials; The Warning Given to Mekelle; The Moyale Fighting, the Sululta Abduction

ዘመነ፣ ጌታቸውና ደመቀ፣ የዐቢይ ትዕዛዝ በተባረሩ ባለስልጠናት፣ ወደ መቀለ የተሰጠው ማስጠንቀቂያ፣ የሞያሌው ውጊያው የሱሉልታው እገታ
Ethio Forum covers Zemene Kassie, Getachew and Demeke, an order by Abiy on dismissed officials, a warning to Mekelle, the Moyale fighting and an abduction in Sululta.

Background: In Moyale, a town claimed by both the Oromia and Somali regions, fighting between the two regions' forces broke out in October after a flag dispute and has displaced tens of thousands of people into Kenya, according to aid groups. Federal forces entered Mekelle in October after fighting with the TPLF resumed in late September; the TPLF denies it was defeated.

Source: Ethio Forum

From Making Mountains Tremble to Trembling by Bacha; The Hands of Samora and Tsadkan; Samora's Documentaries

ተራራ ከማንቀጥቀጥ በባጫ ወደ መንቀጥቀጥ፤ የሳሞራና የፃድቃን እጆች፤ የሳሞራ ዶክመንተሪዎች
Ethio Forum discusses Samora and Tsadkan and Samora's documentaries.

Source: Ethio Forum

የአብይ አህመድ እና የሽመልስ ጦር በሶማሌዎች መንደር
Ethiopian Media Services reports on what its title calls Abiy Ahmed's and Shimelis's army in a Somali village.

Background: Oromia is led by Shimelis Abdisa. The title does not name the village.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services

ብርሃኑ ጁላ በመቀሌ፣ የአገዛዙ ድሮን ወደቀ፣ ቀጥታ!
Ethiopian Media Services' live program discusses Birhanu Jula in Mekelle and what its title says was a downed drone.

Background: On November 13, state affiliated Fana reported that Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, chief of staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Force, held a consultative meeting with Mekelle residents on peace and stability in Tigray. Federal forces entered Mekelle in October after fighting with the TPLF resumed in late September; the TPLF called its withdrawal strategic and denies it was defeated. Mereja could not independently confirm reports of a downed drone.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services

የትብብር ለህልውና ሃይሎች የአውደ ውጊያ መረጃዎች
Anchor News presents battlefield information on the Alliance for Survival forces for November 12.

Background: The Alliance for Survival, formed on September 20, 2026, groups seven armed and political organizations opposed to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government, among them the Amhara Fano National Movement, the Oromo Liberation Army and the TPLF. ACLED reported that in the weeks after it formed only some members, including the TPLF and the Amhara Fano National Movement, were fighting government forces, while others said their aim was political. Battlefield claims from either side are often hard to verify independently.

Source: Anchor Media

Anchor Media: "Building a Navy Where There Is No Sea Outlet. A Dog That Bites Does Not Bark." Special Discussion with Major Mamo Lemma

“የባህር በር በሌለበት የባህር ኃይል ግንባታ። የሚናከስ ውሻ አይጮህም።” ልዩ ውይይት ከሻለቃ ማሞ ለማ ጋር
Anchor Media holds a special discussion with Major Mamo Lemma on building a navy without a sea outlet.

Background: Ethiopia's navy was dissolved after Eritrea's independence in 1993 left the country landlocked, and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced its revival after taking office in 2018, later signing training agreements with France and Russia. Abiy has repeatedly said Ethiopia must secure access to the Red Sea; Eritrea accuses Ethiopia of seeking that access through its territory. In November, navy chief Admiral Kindu Gezu was reported as saying access would return "through diplomacy, law, or other alternative," while also saying Ethiopia has no invasion plans.

Source: Anchor Media

Anchor Media Hidar 3/2019: The Day's Activities of the Alliance for Survival Forces; Tigray, Amhara, Oromia, Benishangul Gumuz, Somali

ህዳር 3/2019 የትብብር ለህልውና ሃይሎች የዕለቱ ውሎ፣ ትግራይ፣ አማራ፣ ኦሮሚያ፣ ቤንሻንጉል ጉምዝ፣ ሶማሌ
Anchor Media's live program reviews the day's activities of the Alliance for Survival forces in Tigray, Amhara, Oromia, Benishangul Gumuz and Somali.

Background: The Ethiopian Peoples' Forces Alliance for Survival was announced on September 20, 2026 by seven armed and political groups opposed to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government, including the Amhara Fano National Movement, the Oromo Liberation Army and the TPLF, with Zemene Kassie introduced as its first chair. At the end of October the Alliance said it had approved a plan to intensify its struggle. ACLED, a conflict monitor, counted 130 political violence events in Amhara in October, more than double September's figure. Battlefield claims from either side are often hard to verify independently.

Source: Anchor Media

እኔም ለወገኔ፣ ለሰብዓዊነት እንቁም !!!!
Wamera calls on viewers to stand for their people and for humanity.

Source: Wamera

የተቃውሞ ጅማሮ
Ethiopian Media Services' daily program discusses what its title calls the start of protest.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services

"Invasion Has Been Declared," Eritrea; Prosperity's Documentary, John Medid; From Mekelle to Shire to Badme, the Tigray War; The Patriarch on the Arsi Attack; Getachew and Dinkul

“ወረራ ታወጇል” ኤርትራ፣ የብልፅግና ዶክመንታሪ ጆን መዲድ፣ ከመቀለ ሽረ ባድመ የትግራዩ ጦርነት፣ ፓትርያርኩ ስለአርሲው ጥቃት፣ ጌታቸውና ድንኩል
Ethio Forum covers an Eritrean statement that "invasion has been declared," a Prosperity Party documentary, the Tigray war from Mekelle to Shire and Badme, the Patriarch on the Arsi attack, and Getachew and Dinkul.

Background: On November 12, Eritrea's Ministry of Information accused the Ethiopian government of declaring open aggression against Eritrea to distract from its domestic crises and said Eritreans and the country's defense forces were ready to counter any invasion. In October, Ethiopia told the UN Security Council it was acting in self defense against what it called Eritrean aggression, a claim Eritrea rejects. Fighting in Tigray resumed in late September, nearly four years after the 2022 Pretoria Agreement. In Arsi Zone of Oromia, the Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church said 60 Orthodox faithful were killed in attacks on October 20 and 24 and called on the government to protect civilians and bring those responsible to justice.

Source: Ethio Forum

ግብረ መልስ ለአሳዬ ደርቤ፣ በዘመነ ካሴ ዙሪያ!
Wamera's Girma Kassa responds to Assaye Derbie on the subject of Zemene Kassie.

Source: Wamera

American Sanctions; The Feud Between Mustafe and Abiy; The Alliance Forces' Fighting; OPDO's Decision on Tigray; The Welkait Oligarchy Betrayed by Abiy, on Asres

የአሜሪካ ማዕቀብ፣ የሙስጠፌና የአቢይ ጠብ፣ የትብብሩ ኃይሎች ውጊያ፣ የኦህዴድ ውሳኔ ስለ ትግራይ፣ በአቢይ የተካደው የወልቃይት ኦሊጋርኪ ስለ አስረስ
Teles Media covers American sanctions, a feud between Mustafe and Abiy, fighting by alliance forces, an OPDO decision on Tigray and Welkait figures' views on Asres.

Background: Members of the U.S. Congress wrote to Secretary of State Marco Rubio in late October urging action on the conflict in Ethiopia, and Addis Standard reported on November 11 that senators had sent a second letter. On November 10, accounts supporting the government posted that Asres Mare Damtie, a senior leader of the Amhara Fano National Movement, had surrendered; Mereja Media found no government or army statement confirming it, and Fano supporters disputed the claim.

Source: Teles Media

"The Alliance Forces Fought Me Together With Eritrea" OPDO; "Don't Support Me" Mr. Lidetu; The Displaced Hit by Drones; "Moving the Arsi Terror to Wollo"; Jawar's Ethiopia

“የትብብሩ ኃይሎች ከኤርትራ ጋር ወጉኝ” ኦሕዴድ፣ “አትደግፉኝ” አቶ ልደቱ፣ በድሮን የተመቱት ተፈናቃዮች፣ “የአርሲን ሽብር ወደ ወሎ ማዛወር”፣ የጃዋር ኢትዮጵያ
Teles Media covers an OPDO claim that alliance forces fought it alongside Eritrea, Mr. Lidetu, displaced people hit by drones, Arsi and Wollo, and Jawar.

Background: On October 29, the Jari camp for displaced people in South Wollo, which sheltered more than 1,800 people, many of whom had fled earlier violence in Wollega, was hit by repeated drone strikes, eyewitnesses told Addis Standard; BBC Amharic later reported the death toll had risen to 18. Officials have not commented publicly on the strike. In Arsi, the Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church said at least 60 people were killed in attacks on Orthodox Christians on October 20 and 24; the Oromia regional government has linked recent killings there to a force it calls "Tsimdo," while officials and the OLF have traded blame.

Source: Teles Media

የበረከት ቁጭት የፍጹም ቁጥር፤ የሚኒስትሯ 75 ቢሊዮን ዶላር፤ የኪስ ማጭዶች
Ethio Forum discusses Bereket's regret, a number linked to Fitsum, a female minister's 75 billion dollars and what it calls pickpockets.

Source: Ethio Forum

የሰሜኑ ዘግናኝ ጦርነትና የሁለት ድሮኖች መውደቅ
Ethiopian Media Services discusses the war in northern Ethiopia and what its title describes as the fall of two drones.

Background: Fighting resumed in late September in the Tigray, Amhara and Afar regions, nearly four years after the November 2022 Pretoria Agreement, and the United Nations says thousands of people have been displaced. The monitoring group ACLED recorded 130 political violence events in Amhara in October, more than double September's count, after the Alliance for Survival coalition formed on September 20. Fano groups and residents have accused government forces of drone strikes on civilians, including the October 29 strike on the Jari displacement camp in South Wollo; officials have not commented publicly on several such reports.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services

በአሩሲና በወለጋ ጭፍጨፋ አለማቀፍ ንቅናቄ ተጀመረ!
Ethiopian Media Services reports on what it describes as the start of an international movement over massacres in Arsi and Wollega.

Background: Amhara advocacy groups in Europe and the United States issued urgent appeals in early November calling for independent international investigations into killings in Arsi and Wollega. The Amhara Advocacy Group in Europe cited the Holy Synod's count of at least 60 people killed in attacks on Orthodox Christians in Arsi on October 20 and 24, and the Coalition of Amhara Associations in America accused forces aligned with the ruling Prosperity Party of attacks on Amhara communities in East Wollega and Horo Guduru Wollega, accusations that could not be independently verified. Borkena reported that a congressional conference on Ethiopia's human rights situation, including Arsi and Wollega, is scheduled for December 11 on Capitol Hill.

Source: Ethiopian Media Services