Luciferian Agent PM of The Fascist Oromo Islamic Regime of Ethiopia Again Used the Language of Genocide

https://www.bitchute.com/video/48xFHBUk706F/

https://rumble.com/v72xiju-luciferian-agent-pm-of-the-fascist-oromo-islamic-regime-of-ethiopia-again-u.html

👹 የሉሲፈር ወኪልየ የሆነው የፋሺስቱ ጋላ-ኦሮሞ እስላማዊ አገዛዝ ጠቅላይ ሚኒስትር የዘር ማጥፋት ቋንቋን እንደገና ተጠቅሟል

ከዚህ በፊትም እነዚያን ጀነሳይዳዊ ቋንቋቸውን እንዲጠቀም በሉሲፈራውያኑ አለቆቹ ከታዘዘ በኋላ ነበር ከአንድ ሚሊየን በላይ የአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ክርስቲያን ወገኖቻችንን ለመጨፍጨፍ የበቃው።

የክርስቲያኖች ደም ሲፈስ በማየቱ የሚደሰተው ሰይጣናዊው ዓለም ከዚህ በፊት እንደዚህ አይነት የማስጠንቀቂያ ምልክቶችን ችላ ማለቱን መርጧል። አሁንም ችላ ማለቱን ይቀጥልበታል።

ቆሻሻዎቹን የሉሲፈራውያን ወኪሎች ጋላ-ኦሮሞዎቹንና እና አጋሮቻቸውን በእሳት ጠርጎ ወደ ኤርታ አሌ እሳተ ገሞራ የገሃነም በር መጣል የእኛ የኢትዮጵያውያን ክርስቲያኖች ግዴታ ብቻ መሆን አለበት። እንዲህ የሚፈነጨው በሉሲፈራውያኑ ተማምኖ እና እኛም የቤት ሥራችንን ለመስራት ፈቃደኞች ባለመሆናችን እና ለፍትሕ እና ተጠያቂነት በመነሳት ጆሮውን ይዘን ስላልሰቀልነው ነው። ይህ ቆሻሻ ያለምንም ማመንታት ባፋጣኝ በእሳት መጠረግ አለበት። ዋ! መጭው ትውልድ፤ "አንዴ የመታህ ድንጋይ ድጋሚ ከመታህ ድንጋዩ አንተ ነህ!አይይይይ!” ብሎ እንዳይተርትብን!

ዘር አጥፊው ቆሻሻ ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ የሉሲፈራውያን ወኪል መሆኑ ግልፅ ነው። እና እነዚያ ክፉ ሉሲፈርያውያን የአርሜኒያ፣ የሶሪያ፣ የሱዳን እና የኢትዮጵያ ጥንታዊ ክርስቲያኖች በእሱ እና በኤዶማውያን እና በእስማኤላውያን አጋሮቹ ሲጨፈጨፉ ማየቱን ይወዳሉ። ይህ ሰይጣናዊ እቅዳቸው ነው። ዓለም አቀፉ የሉሲፈርያ ወንድማማችነት የፋሺስት ጋላ-ኦሮሞ እስላማዊ አገዛዝን በየሁለት ሳምንቱ ይጽፋል። ሉሲፈርያውያን ፋሺስት ጋላ-ኦሮሞን እና ሌሎች እስላማዊ ስርዓቶችን ሁሉ ይጠብቃሉ እና ይረዳሉ። እነዚህ ክፉ ኃይሎች ከእነሱ ጋር ለሚተባበሩት ታማኝነት እና ኃይል ይሰጣሉ፣ ብዙውን ጊዜ በማታለል፣ በፈተና፣ በተስፋ መቁረጥ፣ በስደት እና በዘር ማጥፋት።

🚨 The World Should Pay Attention

👉 Courtesy: Eyassu Epheraim Gebra Hanna, London, December 10, 2025

When The Prime Minster of the fascist Oromo Islamic Regime of Ethiopia, genocidal Abiy Ahmed Ali addressed crowds in Hossana on December 8 during the country’s 20th Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Day celebration, the message was officially one of unity. But one phrase collapsed that façade entirely. In a widely circulated video, Abiy vowed to remove his enemies “like head lice” — a dehumanizing metaphor that is shocking not only for its viciousness but because it comes from the head of government of a country already fractured by war. After the remark appeared on official channels, it was quickly scrubbed from social media. But the damage was done.

This was not a slip of the tongue. Nor is it typical political rhetoric in a time of crisis. In societies experiencing violent fragmentation, describing political opponents or ethnic groups as pests, vermin, parasites, or disease is recognized by genocide-prevention experts as a critical warning sign. Ethiopia — where conflict rages or recently raged in Tigray, Amhara, Oromia, and other regions — is precisely the kind of environment where such language is most dangerous.

A Pattern of Dehumanization in Ethiopia

Abiy’s “head-lice” metaphor is not isolated. It follows years of rhetoric that has portrayed groups of Ethiopians as biologically tainted, parasitic, or predatory. During the 2020–2022 Tigraywar, human-rights researchers documented extensive use of dehumanizing slurs targeting Tigrayans: “day-time hyenas” (a phrase Abiy himself used publicly in 2018); “cancer”; “invasive weed”; “virus”; “junta”; and “devils,” among others. ¹

These labels appeared across state-linked media, social-media campaigns, and even official speeches. Amnesty International warned in late 2021 of “an alarming rise in online hate speech” directed at Tigrayans and encouraged the government to denounce dehumanizing language. ² Ethiopia Insight and other independent outlets likewise tracked how these metaphors laid the groundwork for discrimination, mass detentions, and ethnic profiling during the war. ³

The phrase “day-time hyena” deserves special emphasis. In Amharic cultural usage, hyenas symbolize shameless predators—creatures outside the boundaries of moral order. Calling human beings “hyenas,” and especially “daytime” ones, signals that they are dangerous even beyond the normal rules of predation. Linguistically, this is intentional dehumanization.

Tigrayan scholars and diaspora communities warned from early in the conflict that such language was creating an atmosphere permissive of atrocity. Later investigations, including UN-mandated inquiries, confirmed that mass detentions, killings, and ethnic cleansing occurred alongside hate speech that framed Tigrayans as existential threats. ⁴

Seen against this background, Abiy’s new metaphor — enemies as “head lice” — fits an established pattern. It is not a rhetorical escalation; it is a continuation.

The Historical Pattern Is Clear

The world has witnessed this sequence before. Where mass atrocities occur, dehumanizing metaphors typically precede them. The connections across history are unmistakable.

Nazi Germany (Holocaust): The Nazi propaganda machine incessantly depicted Jews as “vermin,” “rats,” “parasites,” and “lice.” A 1941 poster distributed across occupied Poland read: “Jews are lice; they cause typhus,” associating Jews with disease and contamination. ⁵ In the logic of genocidal propaganda, extermination becomes framed as public hygiene.

Rwanda (1994): Prior to and during the genocide, extremist political and media voices labelled Tutsis as “inyenzi,” meaning “cockroaches,” and “snakes.” Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines (RTLM) repeatedly broadcast calls to eliminate “cockroaches,” a metaphor that helped normalize mass participation in killing. ⁶ Human Rights Watch later concluded that this language played a central role in enabling genocide. ⁷

The Armenian Genocide (1915–1917): Armenians were described in Ottoman rhetoric as “dangerous microbes” contaminating the empire — a discourse that framed deportation and extermination as defensive purification. ⁸

Across these cases, the pattern is consistent: the targeted group is figuratively stripped of humanity first. The shift from political adversary to biological menace — lice, insects, rats, parasites, weeds, disease — is a powerful psychological step. Violence then becomes recast as sanitation. At scale, that logic becomes genocidal.

Ethiopia is not Nazi Germany or 1994 Rwanda. But the mechanisms of dehumanization are comparable, and the consequences can be catastrophic if unchecked.

Why Abiy’s Statement Demands Immediate Global Attention

Dehumanization is not simply offensive. It is instrumental. It primes the public to tolerate, rationalize, or participate in violence. Ethiopia’s political landscape makes this moment particularly combustible:

• Tigray remains effectively self-governing after a devastating war that killed Millions

• The Amhara region is engulfed in conflict between federal forces and Fano militias.

• The federal state is struggling under economic pressure, internal displacement, and political polarization.

In this environment, when the prime minister labels his “enemies” as lice, the target category is ambiguous — and dangerously broad. Opponents in Tigray, and Amhara, and elsewhere collectively represent most of the population. Ethnicity, political dissent, and regional identity can be easily collapsed into a single category of “pests.”

That ambiguity is exactly what makes the metaphor alarming. Dehumanizing out-group language with fuzzy boundaries is one of the clearest indicators of potential mass atrocity, according to the UN Office on Genocide Prevention.

What the International Community Should Do

First, document the statement. The rapid deletion of the remark from official channels highlights the need for independent archiving. Video, transcripts, and translations should be preserved by media, researchers, and human-rights monitors.

Second, demand a public retraction or clarification. Domestic civil society, opposition groups, religious leaders, and Ethiopia’s international partners should insist on a formal repudiation of dehumanizing language. Silence normalizes it.

Third, activate early-warning mechanisms. The African Union, United Nations, and regional organizations should treat the statement as a risk indicator, especially given Ethiopia’s ongoing conflicts.

Fourth, impose diplomatic costs for hate speech by officials. Foreign governments and multilateral institutions should make clear that dehumanizing statements from heads of state are unacceptable and will affect bilateral engagement.

Fifth, amplify counter speech. Ethiopian community leaders — religious figures, academics, elders, and diaspora voices — should speak publicly against dehumanization and emphasize the shared humanity of all Ethiopians.

Silence Is Not Neutral

Ethiopia is at a fragile juncture. The country’s diversity is a strength, but also vulnerable to manipulation. When leaders describe opponents as parasites or pests, the moral fabric necessary for coexistence weakens rapidly. Genocide is not inevitable, but history shows that the first steps often come through words — the metaphors of infestation and disease that enable people to imagine violence as purification.

The world has ignored such warning signs before. It must not ignore them now.

In the absence of any meaningful forms of justice and accountability, impunity for genocide is fueling another genocidal language, vicious cycle of lawlessness and recurring massacres in Ethiopia. When such evil perpetrators face no consequences, hatred and violence are normalised, survivors are silenced, and peace remains fragile.

It's obvious that genocidal Ahmed is a Luciferian agent – and those evil

Luciferians love it when ancient Christians of Armenia, Syria, Sudan and Ethiopia.are massacred by him and his Edomite and Ishmaelite allies. That's is their satanic plan. The global Luciferian Brotherhood writes the script for the fascist Galla-Oromo Islamic regime every other week. The Luciferians protect and assist the fascist Galla-Oromo and all other Islamic regimes. These evil forces offer allegiance and power to those who align with them, often through deception, temptation, discouragement, persecution and genocide.

The fact that, in spite of this horrific tragedy, all the leaders and elites and institutions of the Edomite and Ishmaelite worlds have embraced and continue to support this barbaric Gala-Oromo Islamic regime so much, without any morals, accountability and so on, proves to us that all those hypocritical nations are 100% ruled by Satan and its 'Human' Agents.

👉 Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis (ተሲስ ፣ ፀረ-ፀረስታ እና ውህደት/መደመር)👈 የሚለውን የሉሲፈራዊውን ጆርጅ ሄገልን ዲያሌክቲክ በመከተል

👉 Thesis: Officially, the Luciferians protect and support the fascist Galla-Oromo Islamic regime at all cost.

👈 Antithesis: Unofficially the Luciferians protect and support Eritrea's EPLF + Tigray's TPLF – Officially, they blame, demonize sanction them – so that the Christian Populations, who the atheist parties of EPLF and TPLF fully control, remain obedient to these very same criminal anti-Christian traitor parties.

🛑 Synthesis: Christian Genocide: The Edomites and Ishamaelites want to continue observing ancient Christians suffer the consequences of War and Famine: Malnutrition, Death, and Social Unrest. Like how those who crucified Jesus Christ took pleasure in the suffering of Our Lord, these sadists children of Satan too love watching vía satellites the starving Mother and Son (Symbolically, St. Mary and Her Son Jesus) experience pain, endure unimaginable suffering before dying. They find joy in the agony of such a death. We have seen this repeatedly in our life time; “'Do They Know It's Christmas?' & 'We Are The World'” – where they created a tragic drama in the image of a mother and her child. Do you remember those images?

😱 Rich Sickos Paid to Kill Civilians in ‘Human Safari’ Trips to Sarajevo [ Evil Human Sacrifices

https://axumitethiopia.blogspot.com/2025/11/rich-sickos-paid-to-kill-civilians-in.html

https://www.bitchute.com/video/0YnYfZFGNobD/

https://rumble.com/v71p3pa-rich-sickos-paid-to-kill-civilians-in-human-safari-trips-to-sarajevo-evil-h.html

😢😢😢 ዋይ! ዋይ! ዋይ! 😠😠😠

አረመኔ ሀብታሞች ወደ ሳራጄቮ በተደረገ 'የሰው ልጅ ሳፋሪ' ጉዞ ሲቪሎችን በተለይ ሕፃናትን ለመግደል ክፍያ ያደርጉ ነበር። ክፉ የሰው መስዋዕቶች! ኡ! ኡ! ኡ!

😱 ልክ በዜና ላይ በጣም መጥፎውን እንደሰማህ ስታስብ ይህ ጉድ ዱብ አለ። ይህ ዓለም የሚተዳደረው ዜሮ ሥነ ምግባር እና ዜሮ ነፍስ ባላቸው እብድ አረመኔዎች ነው። ገር፣ ዝምተኛ እና ታዛዥ በሆነው መደበኛ ሰው ላይ በመተማመን ይህን ሁሉ ወንጀል እየፈጸሙ ከተጠያቂነት ያመልጣሉ።

❖[የማቴዎስ ወንጌል ምዕራፍ ፲፱፥፳፫፡፳፬ ]❖

“ኢየሱስም ለደቀ መዛሙርቱ። እውነት እላችኋለሁ፥ ለባለጠጋ ወደ መንግሥተ ሰማያት መግባት ጭንቅ ነው። ዳግመኛም እላችኋለሁ፥ ባለጠጋ ወደ እግዚአብሔር መንግሥት ከሚገባ ግመል በመርፌ ቀዳዳ ቢገባ ይቀላል አለ።”

ባለጸጋ የውጭ ዜጎች በ1990ዎቹ - ከተማዋ በኃይል እና በሁከት በነገሠበት ወታደራዊ እገዳ መካከል በነበረችበት ጊዜ - በሳራጄቮ ሰዎችን ለመግደል ገንዘብ እንደከፈሉ የሚገልጽ አስደንጋጭ ክስ የጣሊያን አቃቤ ህጎች ምርመራ እንዲካሄድ አድርጓል። አስደናቂው ክስ የመጣው ከጣሊያናዊ ጸሐፊ ሲሆን ሀብታም የጠመንጃ አፍቃሪዎች - "ስናይፐር ቱሪስቶች" ተብለው የሚጠሩ - የቦስኒያ ሰርብ ኃይሎች በከተማው በአራት ዓመታት ከበባ ወቅት ነዋሪዎችን በዘፈቀደ የመግደል እድል እንዲያገኙ እንደሚከፍሉ ማስረጃ እንዳገኘ ተናግሯል ሲል ዘ ጋርዲያን ዘግቧል። ሀብታም የውጭ ዜጎች በ1990ዎቹ ወደ ሳራጄቮ በተደረገ "ሂውማን ሳፋሪ" ጉዞ ወቅት ሰዎችን ለመግደል ከ90,000 ዶላር በላይ ከፍለዋል ተብሏል - ይህም ሕፃናትን ለመግደል ተጨማሪ ክፍያ ነው።

በሃገራችን ጨምሮ በአፍሪካ እስከ ዛሬ ድረስ ይህንን ያደርጋሉ። ዛሬማ ገንዘቡም፣ መሳሪያውም፣ የጠፈር መንኮራኩሩም፣ ሮኬቱም፣ ሳተላይቱም፣ ድሮኑም፣ ኬሚካሉም፣ ክትባቱም እንደነ ቢል ጌትስ፣ ጆርጅ ሶሮስ፣ ጄፍ ቢዞስ፣ ኢለን ማስክ እና ፒተር ቲል ባሉት ሰዎች እጅ ውስጥ ሙሉ በሙሉ ገብተዋል። ሕዝባችን፣ ሕጻናቶቻችን እንዴት እንደሚገደሉና መቅኒያቸውን እንደሚመጥጡ፣ እናቶቻችን እና እኅቶቻችን እንዴት እንደሚደፈሩ ቤታቸው ቁጭ ብለው በሳተላይቶቻቸው ይከታተለሉ፣ መዝናኛ የቴሌቪዥን ትዕይንታቸው ይህ ነው፤ እንደ ዘ ሃንት (The Hunt)”፣ ዘ ሆስቴል (The Hostel)፣ ዘ ፐርጅ (The Purge)“ዘ ትሩማን ሾው” (The Truman Show) ወዘተ. ባሉ ፊልሞችና መጻሕፍት ሰውን አስቀድመው አለማምደውታል።

ባካችሁ እንደነ ቢል ጌትስ ባሉ የዓለማችን 'ባለሃብቶች' የተገዛውን ቆሻሻውን አረመኔ ጋላ-ኦሮሞ ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ አሊን በእሳት ጥረጉት! ሕዝቡን መጨፍጨፍ ብቻ አይደለም፣ ክትባቱን፣ ምግቡን፣ ውሃውን እና አየሩንም ሳይቀር በመበከል ቀስበቀስ በመመረዝ ላይ ነው። ክድሮኖች በጨረር ሕዝቡን እየቀቀለው ነው፤ በተለይ በቤተክርስቲያን እና በዓላት ወቅት የሚሰበሰቡትን ምዕመናንን፣ በየገዳማቱ የሚኖሩትን መነኮሳት ሳይቀር በጨረር እያጠቋቸው ነው... በዚህ አንጠራጠራጠር ገና ዱሮ ይህን ስጠቁም ቆይቻለን፤ እኔ የታየኝ ታይቶኛል....እንደ ዋሻ ሚካኤል ዙሪያ የሰፈሩትን ኢምባሲዎች እና እየተገነቡ ያሉትን ጫካ ፕሮጀክት ቅብርጥሴ የሚባሉትን የሕፃናት መጥለፊያ ፕሮጀክቶች በቶሎ ተቆጣጠሩና አውድሟቸው! ቅትረኛዎቹን ግራኝ አህመድን እና አጋሮቹን ባፋጣኝ በእሳት ጥረጓቸው! ምን እየጠበቃችሁ ነው?! ለምንስ ነው የምትኖሩት? ለሆድ? ለመኪና እና ለቤት?

ጦማሬን ያዘጉብኝና በየቦታው የሚያፍኑኝም በእንዲህ ዓይነቱ ክስተት ምክኒያት ነው። ሜዲያው ሁሉ የእነርሱ ነው!ይህን ያያችሁ/ያነበባችሁ ወገኖች፤ ባካችሁ መልዕክቱን አሰራጩት!

💭 ዝነኛው አሜሪካዊ ደራሲ ኧርነስት ሄሚንግዌይ – የ1936 አጭር ታሪክ፤ "በሰማያዊ ውሃ ላይ" እንዲህ ብሎን ነበር፤

"እንደ ሰው አደን (ሰውን እንደማደን)ያለ አደን የለም፣ እና ለረጅም ጊዜ የታጠቁ ሰዎችን አድነው የወደዱት ከዚያ በኋላ ለሌላ ነገር ግድ የላቸውም።"

❖ [Matthew 19:26-24] ❖

“Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God.”

The Irish News: ‘It’s Difficult To Describe What Ethiopian Women Have Been Through’

https://www.bitchute.com/video/RWCO4GTDD8a3/

https://rumble.com/v72vmde-the-irish-news-its-difficult-to-describe-what-ethiopian-women-have-been-thr.html

😔 የአየርላንድ ዜና፡- ‘የኢትዮጵያ ሴቶች ምን ያህል አስከፊ ሁኔታ እንዳጋጠማቸው ለመግለጽ አስቸጋሪ ነው!’

😢😢😢 

ዋይ! ዋይ! ዋይ! ጋላ-ኦሮሞዎችና አጋሮቻቸውን ከእነ ቅዱስ ራጕኤል ጋር ሆነን እንበቀልላችኋለን፣ እናቶቼ! 

👹 የዋቄዮ-አላህ-ሉሲፈር ባሪያዎች የደም ምድር ባደረጓት አክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ዛሬም የአቤል ደም እየጮኸ ነው።

❖ የአቤል ደም ለበቀል ይጮኻል (ዘፍ ፬፥፲)።

❖ ሰማዕታት “ጌታ ሆይ፣ እስከ መቼ ድረስ?” ብለው ይጮኻሉ (ራዕይ ፮፥፲)።

👹 አማሌቅ ጋላ-ኦሮሞን፣ ኦሮማራን፣ ሶማሌን፣ ቤን አሚርን እና ሥልጣን ላይ ያሉትን ከሃዲ አረመኔ ሞግዚቶቻቸውን ለመበቀል የማይነሳ የትግራይ፣ ኤርትራ እና ቤተ አምሐራ ወገን የእግዚአብሔር አምላክ፣ የአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ እና ኦርቶዶክስ የተዋሕዶ ክርስትና ሃይማኖቷ ጠላት ነው።

አይይይ! አቤት ጋላ-ኦሮሞን ወደፊት የሚጠብቀው በቀል! ከመቶ ሃምሳ ዓመታት በፊት ሃያ ስምንት /፳፰ ጥንታውያኑ የኢትዮጵያ ነገዶችን ከምድረ ገጽ አጠፋህ። ለዚህ እውቅና ሰጥተህ ልትጸጸት አልፈለግህም። ሞኙ ወገናችንንም ጆሮህን ይዞ ለጸጸትና ለካሳ ሊያበቃህ ሲገባህ ይባስ ብሎ ግማሽ ኢትዮጵያን ሰጥቶህ አረፈው። አይይይይ! ላለፉት አምስት መቶ /መቶ ሃምሳ ዓመታት ብቻ እኮ በተለይ በኤርትራ፣ ትግራይ እና ሰሜን ወሎ ክፍለሃገራት የሚኖሩትን ከሃይማኖት እስከ ምግብ ድረስ ታግሰውና አቅፈው መዳኛ የሚሆንህን ኦርቶዶክስ ተዋሕዶ ክርስትናን ከማካፈል ጀምሮ እራሳቸውን ለከፍተኛ መስዋዕት እያበቁ አንተን ተንከባክበው፣ ቁጥርህ በስጋ ከመሀመዳውያኑ ጎን ከፍ እንዲል፣ ተስፋፍተህም እንድትኖር እጅግ በጣም ብዙ ውለታዎችን የዋሉልህን የኢትዮጵያን መስራቾችና ባላደራዎች ጥንታውያኑን የአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ክርስቲያኖችን ከባዕዳውያኑ ጠላቶቻችን ጋር ሳይቀር አብረህ በመጨፍጨፍ፣ በማሳደድ፣ በማስራብና በመድፈር ላይ ትገኛለህ። አይይይ! አንተ አረመኔ አህዛብ፤ ወዮልህ! ወዮልህ! ወዮልህ!

❖[መጽሐፈ ምሳሌ ምዕራፍ ፲፥፳፰ ]❖

“የጻድቃን አለኝታ ደስታ ነው፤ የኀጥኣን ተስፋ ግን ይጠፋል።”

ኑሮ፣ ሕይወት ይህን ያህል አስከፊ፣ አስቸጋሪ እና ከባድ በሆነበት በዚህ ወቅት፤ ክርስቲያኖች ብዙ አያጉረመርሙም ፣ ጮክ ብለው አይናገሩም፣ ለግድያ ፣ ለውድመት ወይም ራስን አጥፍቶ ለማጥፋት ወደሚወስድ ተልእኮ አያመሩም። አዎ! የበቀል መሣሪያችን ሥጋዊ ምድራዊ አይደለምና ለከንቱው ዓለም ሞኞች ነን፣ ደካሞች ነን፣ አንሰማም፣ አንታየም፤ ግን ይህ ሥጋዊ ዓለም ሳይወድ በግድ፣ ባልጠበቀው መንግድ ይሰማ፣ ያይ እና ይርበተበት ዘንድ በቅርቡ ይገደዳታል። እንቅልፍ አይኖረውም፣ ሞትንም ይመኛታል ግን አያገኛትም!

❖[ወደ ገላትያ ሰዎች ምዕራፍ ፭፥፲፱፡፳፪]❖

“የሥጋ ሥራም የተገለጠ ነው እርሱም ዝሙት፥ ርኵሰት፥ መዳራት፥ ጣዖትን ማምለክ፥ ምዋርት፥ ጥል፥ ክርክር፥ ቅንዓት፥ ቁጣ፥ አድመኛነት፥ መለያየት፥ መናፍቅነት፥ ምቀኝነት፥ መግደል፥ ስካር፥ ዘፋኝነት፥ ይህንም የሚመስል ነው። አስቀድሜም እንዳልሁ፥ እንደዚህ ያሉትን የሚያደርጉ የእግዚአብሔርን መንግሥት አይወርሱም። የመንፈስ ፍሬ ግን ፍቅር፥ ደስታ፥ ሰላም፥ ትዕግሥት፥ ቸርነት፥ በጎነት፥ እምነት፥ የውሃት፥ ራስን መግዛት ነው።”

❖[፪ኛ ወደ ቆሮንቶስ ሰዎች ምዕራፍ ፲፥፫፡፮]❖

“በሰው ልማድ ምንም እንኳ የምንመላለስ ብንሆን፥ እንደ ሰው ልማድ አንዋጋም፤ የጦር ዕቃችን ሥጋዊ አይደለምና፥ ምሽግን ለመስበር ግን በእግዚአብሔር ፊት ብርቱ ነው፤ የሰውንም አሳብ በእግዚአብሔርም እውቀት ላይ የሚነሣውን ከፍ ያለውን ነገር ሁሉ እናፈርሳለን ለክርስቶስም ለመታዘዝ አእምሮን ሁሉ እንማርካለን፥ መታዘዛችሁም በተፈጸመች ጊዜ አለመታዘዝን ሁሉ ልንበቀል ተዘጋጅተናል።”

❖[መዝሙረ ዳዊት ምዕራፍ ፴፯፥፳፰]❖

“እግዚአብሔር ፍርዱን ይወድዳልና፥ ቅዱሳኑንም አይጥላቸውምና፤ ለዘላለምም ይጠብቃቸዋል ለንጹሓንም ይበቀልላቸዋል፤ የኅጥኣን ዘር ግን ይጠፋል።”

👉 Courtesy: The Irish News, by Allan Preston, December 10, 2025

Trócaire spoke to The Irish News in Ethiopia about efforts to combat ongoing epidemic of gender-based violence and sexual assault against women and girls.

For Ethiopian women, the upheaval of war has brought with it a sustained epidemic of gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual assault.

During a visit to the Tigray region with Irish aid agency Trócaire, The Irish News received a briefing about the sheer scale of the inhuman cruelty that has taken place.

Some of the distressing details caused a stunned silence in the room, but those working to help survivors say the reality of the problem must not be ignored.

According to a report from Tigray regional authorities, 60% of over 480,000 women surveyed had suffered at least one form of GBV.

Over 150,000 had survived rape while 12% of the sexual violence survivors were “forcefully enslaved by their perpetrators”.

Among the GBV categories, gang rapes were the most frequently reported – as 70% of survivors were willing to report the number of perpetrators.

A “significant number” of sexual violence survivors (12%) were “subjected to sexual slavery for weeks….and were raped or gang raped on a daily basis”.

Another common occurrence was for people being forced to witness sexual assaults on their family members.

Other details are too graphic to repeat in print, but resulted in severe reproductive health issues for victims and long-term trauma.

Another consequence was family breakdown, including rejection and blame from husbands, while the destruction of medical services meant that over 80% of GBV survivors said they had no access to medical and psychological support.

While the reality is impossible to fully understand, there is also hope with a programme funded by the Irish government and Trócaire to create safe spaces and new economic opportunities for women.

“It’s difficult to express in words what women in Tigray have been through,” she said.

“Because it’s not a single experience they’ve had, and it still continues. Even after the stop of the war, the forms of violence are increasing.

“They have passed through sexual violence during the war, they lost their children and husbands.

“They also witnessed dead bodies, they observe mass killings. They’re in need of psycho-social support as well as healthy intervention to recover.”

She said a breakdown of law and order has created a feeling there are no consequences for crimes against women and girls.

“There is also a new practice and new challenge the women of Tigray have been suffering due to bad learnings during the war – gang rapes, rape by their family members, being killed by family members,” she said.

“Because everybody is not in (the right) state of mind. So they are just practicing the bad things.

“What makes it worse is that there is no legal enforcement…but even if people are killed or raped, there is no justice.

“It’s like giving permission for those who are committing crimes.”

With the support of the Irish government, 16 safe spaces for women and girls have now been established across Tigray.

“It is a space where it helps them to heal from the trauma they have. There are multiple services like individual counselling, group psycho-social counselling, other healing activities,” Tsega said.

Another major aspect is to help women regain their livelihood, through saving schemes and business support such as keeping chickens, goats and bees.

“During the first time they visit us, they are in trauma. Bad things happen to them. Now they start to have a new hope.

“They are having a new hope to start life again. So for every woman you talk to in the safe spaces, they have their own healing stories.”

The Irish News was invited to one of the safe spaces in the town of Agula.

In one room, a group of women share their experiences with each other as well as trading their skills like knitting.

Next door is a creche, allowing mothers the chance to take part in counselling or time to themselves while a savings groups also encourages them to grow their financial independence.

One woman, Lugeberhwet (35), spoke to the Irish News about how the group has helped her since the death of her son Mahom (15) during the war.

“Initially I heard about the safe space, I was suffering from the trauma of the war. I was not in a peace of mind so I decided to come here and heal from the feeling that I had,” she said.

She said the group has now helped her “to feel peaceful inside.”

While not experiencing GBV herself, she said helping other women through this kind of trauma has helped with her own grief.

Tsega commented: “This helped her to look after the other kids. So this centre helped her to heal from that.

“She also shared that the other women who passed through similar experiences are also coping with new life and hope.”

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‘እጅግ ከፍተኛ ደረጃ ላይ የደረሰ ቀውስ’፡ ህገወጥ የወርቅ ጥድፊያ ኢትዮጵያን እያፈረሰ ያለው ህገወጥ የወርቅ ጥድፊያ | በትግራይ ወርቅ ለማግኘት የሚደረገው ሩጫ

“የትግራይ አዛዦች፣ የፌዴራል መኮንኖች፣ የውጭ ዜጎች […] ትርምስ ይፈጥራሉ ከዚያም ትርምስ ይጠቀማሉ” ብለዋል።

“ሁሉም ይጠቀማሉ። ከትግራይ ህዝብ በስተቀር።”

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በኢትዮጵያ ትግራይ ወርቅ ለመዝረፍ የሚደረገው ሩጫ

ከጦርነቱ በኋላ ትግራይ በብዙ ቢሊዮን ዶላር የሚቆጠር የወርቅ ጥድፊያ ክልሉን እየያዘ ሲሆን፣ የታጠቁ ተዋናዮችን እና የውጭ ባለሀብቶችን ኪስ እያሸበረ ሲሆን የአካባቢውን ማህበረሰቦች እያወደመ ነው። እንደ አሜሪካ እና ቻይና ባሉ ሀገራት ክምችት ለማከማቸት በሚሯሯጡ የወርቅ ዋጋ በዓለም አቀፍ ደረጃ እየጨመረ መምጣቱ “እየጨመረ የመጣ የሀብት ኢኮኖሚ ከህገወጥ ጋር መታገል ያለበት” በሆነበት ቦታ ላይ እያደገ የመጣው ነገር አካል ነው። ከግሎብ ኤንድ ሜይል እና ከምርመራ ጋዜጠኝነት ቢሮ የተውጣጡ ዘጋቢዎች በክልሉ ውስጥ ለሳምንታት በተለይም በህገወጥ የማዕድን ቁፋሮ ውስጥ በመግባት የማዕድን ቁፋሮ ባለሙያዎችን፣ የደህንነት ባለስልጣናትን፣ የፋሺስቱ ጋላ-ኦሮሞ እስላማዊ አገዛዝ የውስጥ አካላትን እና የማህበረሰብ አባላትን ቃለ መጠይቅ አድርገዋል፣ እና በመቶዎች የሚቆጠሩ የተፈቱ ሰነዶችን፣ የፋይናንስ መግለጫዎችን እና የህዝብ መዝገቦችን ጨምሮ የሳተላይት ምስሎችን ተንትነዋል። የውስጥ መንግስት መረጃዎች እንደሚያሳዩት የኢትዮጵያ ማዕከላዊ ባንክ ከትግራይ የእጅ ጥበብ ማዕድን ቁፋሮ ባለሙያዎች ከአስራ ስምንት ሺህ/18,000 ኪ.ግ በላይ ወርቅ ገዝቷል - ክልሉ በህጋዊ መንገድ ያመርታል ተብሎ ከተገመተው ሰላሳ/30 እጥፍ እጥፍ።

እንግዲህ ስንቴ እናስጠንቅቅ!? እነዚህን ከውስጥም ከውጭም ድራማ እየሠሩ በመናበብ በጋራ ሆነው በዓለም ታይቶና ተሰምቶ የማይታወቀውን የጀነሳይድ ዓይነት እየፈጸሙብን ያሉትን ቆሻሾች አንድ በአንድ በእሳት ለመጥረግ ለምንድን ነው የማትተባበሩን?!

በሱዳንም እየተፈጸመ ያለው ወንጀል እኮ ከዚሁ ከወርቅ እና ከጥንታዊ ሕዝብ ጥላቻ ጉዳይ ጋር የተያያዘ ነው። ሱዳንም ኢትዮጵያ ናት፣ አፈሩም ውሃም የእኛው ነው። ሉሲፈራውያኑ እኮ የወደፊቱን በመፍራት አስቀድመው በስጋን በመንፈስም ሊያኮላሹን ተነስተዋል። ከሱዳን፣ ደቡብ ሱዳን እና ግብጽ ክርስቲያን ወገኖቻችን ጋር ተባብረን በመሥራት እስማኤላውያኑን እና ኤዶማውያኑንን እንዳናንበረክካቸው አስቀድመው እየሠሩበት እኮ ነው። ለምንድን ነው እኛ አርቆ ማሰብ የተሳነን?!

እነዚህ ቆሻሻ ወንጀለኞች የዳግማዊ ምንሊክ የመጨረሻ ትውልድ አውሬዎች እና ሉሲፈራውያኑ ሞግዚቶቻቸው እኮ ማሳደዱ፣ መሳደቡ፣ ማንቋሸሹ፣ መድፈሩ፣ መጭፍጨፉ፣ ማስራቡና ደማችን፣ መቅኒያችንን መምጠጡ አይበቃቸውም ፥

• ❖ እግዚአብሔር አምላክ የሰጠንን ኃብት ሁሉ፣ ቢችሉም ነፍሳችንን፣ መንፈሳዊ ማንነታችንና ምንነታችንን፣ አክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያችንን፣ ቋንቋችንን፣ ባሕላችንን፣ ሃይማኖታችንን
• ❖ አፈር እና ውሃችንን(ቅዱስ ጸበል፣ ጥምቀት)
• ❖ የጤፍ፣ ስንዴ እና ገብስ እህሎቻችንን/ሰብሎቻችንን(ቍርባን)
• ❖ የዘይት እና ፍራፍሬ ዛፎቻችንን ዕፀዋቶቻችን፣ አታክልቶቻችንና ችግኞችንን (ቅብዓ ሜሮን)
• ❖ ዶሮዎቻችንን፣ በጎቻችንን እና ከብቶቻችንን
• ❖ በመንፈሳዊ ጥራት በዓለም ተወዳዳሪ የሌላቸውን የእጣን እና ከርቤ ዛፎቻችንን፣ የወርቅ ማዕድናችንን

ዘርፈው ባዶ እጃችንን ሊያስቀሩን ነው፣ የመንፈሳዊ ድኽነት ሊያመጡብን ነው፣ እርቃናችንን ሊያስቀሩን ነው፣ ሃገር አልባ ሊያደርጉን ነው! ሊያውርዱን እና ባሪያ ሊያደርጉን ነው፣ ወይኔ! ወይኔ! ወይኔ! ስንቴ እንናገር፤ ጃል! ባካችሁ፣ ባካችሁ፣ ባካችሁ፤ ተነሱ እንነሳ እነዚያን አረመኔ ከሃዲዎች ከእነ ዘርማንዘራቸው በእሳት እንጠራርጋቸው! በተጨማሪ አረብ አረቡን በለው ወገቡን! ሌላ ምንም መፍትሔ አይኖርም!

“Tigrayan commanders, federal officers, foreigners […] they make the chaos and then they profit from the chaos,” he said.

“They all benefit. Except the people of Tigray.”

🛑 A Target of The Genocidal War in Ethiopia: Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh (The Three Wise Men)

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🛑 በኢትዮጵያ የዘር ማጥፋት ጦርነት ኢላማ፤ ወርቅ፣ ዕጣን እና ከርቤ (ሰብአ ሰገል)

👉 ምስጢሩ ወርቅ + ዕጣን + ከርቤ ሊሆን ይችላል/ ነውም!

👹 ሉሲፈራውያን ተስፋ ቆርጠዋል፤ ስለዚህ ወርቅን፣ ዕጣንና ከርቤን ለማጥፋት ቆርጠው ተነስተዋል። በአክሱም ጽዮን ላይ የተከፈተው ጂሃድ አንዱ ተልዕኮ የሦስቱም ውድና ብርቅዬ ነገሮች ምንጭ አክሱም ጽዮን በመሆኗ ነው።

የዕጣን ዛፎቹ (የጦርነቱ አንዱ ተልዕኮ ይህን እንደ ኮሮና ያሉ ወረርሽኞችን የሚከላከለውን ዕጣን የሚያወጣውን 'የሕይወት ዛፍ' ለሉሲፈራውያኑ አንጋፋ የዓለማችን መድኃኒት ዓምራች ኩባንያዎች ሲባል ማውደም መሆኑን በተደጋጋሚ አውስቼ ነበር።

ዕጣን እና ከርቤ ምናልባት በመጽሐፍ ቅዱስ ትርጓሜያቸው በጣም የታወቁ ናቸው። እነዚህ የዛፍ ጭማቂዎች በዓለም ዙሪያ ለስድስት ሺህ ዓመታት ያህል በጣም የተከበሩ ናቸው። እነዚህ ጥሩ መዓዛ ያላቸው የዕጣንና ከርቤ ዛፎች “በቅርቡ ወደ መጥፋት ሊያመሩ ይችላሉ።” የሚለው ስጋት መሰማት ከጀመረ ዓመታት አስቆጥሯል። የእነዚህ ዛፎች መነሻ ከአክሱም ጽዮን ነው።

🛑 ታዲያ ወርቅን፣ ዕጣንን እና ከርቤን በጣም ውድ የሚያደርጋቸው ነገር ምንድን ነው?

• ❖ ወርቅ = ኢየሱስ የዘላለም ንጉሥ ነው።
• ❖ ዕጣን = ኢየሱስ የሁሉ አምላክ ነው።
• ❖ ከርቤ = ኢየሱስ የማይሞት ነው።

👉Trump – UAE – Qatar – Sudan – Ethiopia (Tigray) – Gold 👈

It's no secret that President Trump really, really loves gold.

Trump has been comprised by the billions invested in Trump Organizations and in America by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, Qatar, and other Muslim Countries which are waging all forms of jihad (eg. lives, money), war against Non-Muslims to make Islam supreme (Quran 9:5, 29, 111, etc.).I t’s worse than that.

💭 "President Dollar Trump: In Gold We Trust – We’re Going to Become So Rich...

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💵 ፕሬዝዳንት ዶላር ትራምፕ፡ በወርቅ እንታመናለን - በጣም ሀብታም እንሆናለን…

👉 Courtesy: The Globe and Mail, Canada, by Claire Wilmot and Ashenafi Endale, November 13, 2025

As gold prices skyrocket, Chinese and western companies are working side by side to exploit a region ravaged by civil war.

• Illegal gold mining industry has exploded in Ethiopia's Tigray region since the end of the civil war

• Shady foreign investors have joined forces with local military to exploit it for profit

• Unregulated mining is ruining land, killing cattle and poisoning local people

At a military checkpoint in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, an area reckoning with the aftermath of one of the 21st century’s deadliest wars, heavily armed soldiers ordered TBIJ to pull over. After a brief interrogation, we were told in no uncertain terms to turn back. Only those with written permission from the military controlling the area could go any further.

As we tried to negotiate our way through, a dusty pickup truck skidded to a halt next to us. Its driver, a Chinese national, was accompanied by a local interpreter dressed in army fatigues. In the back were vinyl sacks, pickaxes and half a dozen men. The interpreter handed a piece of paper to one of the soldiers, who waved them through.

The truck accelerated away from the checkpoint and towards the sites we had been forbidden from approaching: two vast gold mines, so big they can be seen from space.

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) can reveal that for over a year these sites, known as Mato Bula and Da Tambuk, were both home to huge illegal mining operations, part of an illicit post-war gold rush in Tigray now worth billions, according to records from Ethiopia’s National Bank.

On paper, the sites are licensed to subsidiaries of East Africa Metals (EAM), a Canadian mining company with deep ties to China. EAM has said publicly it is developing legal industrial mines here through its business partners. Meanwhile, on the ground, gold has been illegally excavated by former soldiers working alongside Chinese miners whose machinery is paid for by shadowy “foreign investors”, according to miners and former security officials. The sites are guarded by military men who control vast smuggling networks, which are in turn fuelling yet more violence across a region already devastated by conflict.

Part of what is driving the explosion of illegal mining in Tigray is the sky-high price of gold around the world. The US, China and others are scrambling to buy up gold reserves. But our investigation also challenges popular depictions of Chinese and western companies as fierce competitors: in Tigray, the two are working hand-in-glove.

EAM told us it “categorically denies the suggestion it is implicated in activities that violate Canadian, Ethiopian or international law”. It acknowledged that mining operations appear to have taken place at the sites, including potentially by foreigners, but believes they are acting as individuals, not as representatives of any company. EAM also told us operations on the sites were suspended and its subsidiaries and development partners were unable to access them.

It is not only EAM’s sites that became hubs of illegal gold production. Since the end of the war, large illicit mines have sprung up across Tigray, fuelled by foreign capital and enabled by local military men. The chemicals being used to pry gold from the earth are poisoning the local land and water. People living nearby have reported strange skin conditions. Their crops and animals are dying.

Canadian companies hold most foreign mining licences in Tigray and numerous people within the industry told us they believe some of these firms have been involved in the boom of illicit mining. For over a year, TBIJ has been investigating these claims. Our reporters have travelled across hundreds of kilometres to some of Tigray’s most remote corners, conducting more than 200 interviews in search of answers.

The stakes are high. Journalists reporting on these matters have been detained and threatened with serious violence. Whistleblowers have been intimidated, assaulted and threatened with death. Tigrayans protesting the looting of their land have been injured and killed.

For these reasons, almost everyone who spoke to us for this story did so on the condition of anonymity. But their testimonies paint the clearest picture yet of an illicit industry that is ruining the land, stoking deadly violence and threatens to push Ethiopia back to war.

The gold rush

Gold has always been a precious commodity – but right now, it is worth more than ever. In October prices surpassed $4,000 an ounce, and across Tigray, the gold rush can be seen everywhere. Along the highway that links the regional capital Mekelle with the gold hub of Shire, young children brandish small bags of dust and nuggets at passing cars.

Not long ago, this region was the scene of a brutal civil war that broke out in late 2020 between Ethiopia’s federal government and Tigray’s leading political party. By the time a peace deal was signed two years later, more than half a million people were believed to have been killed.

Before the war, Tigray’s mining industry was smaller and more tightly regulated. For foreign companies, licences were granted federally and implemented regionally. Meanwhile, licences for so-called “artisanal” mining – which permit small-scale methods, like digging and panning for gold by hand – were granted by local and regional governments.

But the war drove a wedge between the federal and regional governments, and fragmented political authority within Tigray. In its aftermath, as an economic crisis took hold, opportunistic military men took control of key gold-producing sites.

Gold mining in Tigray became a multibillion-dollar industry – and those who controlled the most profitable sites gained sudden political power. Unnamed “investors” from outside the region, spotting their opportunity, began to cut deals to expand production and smuggle gold out of Tigray, local miners and former government officials told us.

The result was the expansion of sites like Mato Bula and Da Tambuk into sprawling quarries where artisanal miners, in violation of laws and regulations, began to use heavy machinery and toxic chemicals to unearth gold. Many people we spoke to were clear that mines like these could not be built without the approval of local military leaders involved in the illicit gold trade.

EAM told us it does not engage with any military or paramilitary organisations and has no involvement with armed actors in the region.

“The gold economy is fuelling conflict and empowering armed actors in Ethiopia,” said Ahmed Soliman, a senior research fellow at Chatham House. “We should have seen these resources being used to rebuild the region. Instead, they are being misappropriated.”

Our findings raise major questions about Tigray’s mining industry – not least around the role of East Africa Metals, whose previous public statements about the legal development of its sites are a far cry from what is happening on the ground.

‘This is the wild west’

While a number of Canadian companies hold mining exploration licenses in Tigray, EAM’s subsidiaries are the only ones permitted to develop large-scale industrial mines. In so doing, EAM has enlisted the help of a China-registered firm called Tibet Huayu, which, as well as promoting the projects to potential Chinese investors, is covering the two mines’ construction costs. According to stock exchange filings, it has spent at least $2m on the projects since 2019.

The official word from both companies is that the mines are not yet operational. Neither company has reported any revenue from the mines.

But Mato Bula and Da Tambuk were already producing gold. Both sites have been hubs of illegal extraction for well over a year, according to artisanal miners, gold brokers and security officials.

Heavy machinery has been visible in satellite imagery of both sites since January 2024, and one smuggler who moves gold from both sites said that returns have grown rapidly.

Justin Lynch of Conflict Insights Group, a research organisation that has analysed images of both sites, said they show “clear signs of expansion from 2024 to 2025”. He added that more equipment associated with large-scale artisanal mining appeared between January and November 2024.

According to four artisanal miners who have witnessed the expansion, as well as a government official, two former security officers and an individual involved in smuggling, most equipment was brought to the site by Chinese miners, who ramped up production midway through 2024, around the same time EAM announced construction would be starting.

Three investors with first-hand knowledge of operations at the sites also told us that the expansion of these illegal operations has been financed by EAM’s Chinese business partners. They said Chinese miners employed by EAM’s partners and subsidiaries have been mining on these sites, in collusion with some Tigrayan military officers, for around a year – and that the gold has been smuggled out of the region.

Other insiders who have visited the sites went as far as saying that the miners in question worked for Silk Road Investments, a company wholly owned by Tibet Huayu, EAM’s business partner. Others told us that illegal miners at the sites worked for Tigray Resources, a company joint-owned by EAM and Tibet Huayu.

EAM told us it “unequivocally rejects the suggestion that it, or any of its subsidiaries or affiliated business partners, financed or facilitated illegal artisanal mining activities”, including any complicity in smuggling. Tibet Huayu did not respond to requests for comment.

In June, Tigray’s new president dispatched a task force to seize mining assets and enforce temporary pauses on mining across the region. His allies say the move is meant to bring the illicit economy to heel. His critics say it is a means of asserting his authority over all sites. One of his key allies maintains control over Mato Bula and Da Tambuk, though sources near the sites say that machinery has changed hands in recent months, and Chinese miners were replaced by locals. The task force was set to conclude in the coming weeks, but worsening violence on Tigray’s southern border may cause further delays.

“This is the wild west,” said Ahmed Soliman of Chatham House. “[Tigray’s illegal mines] appear to be causing serious environmental harms, labour is unregulated and there is very little transparency about the relationships western companies have with problematic actors.”

In the case of EAM, its business links throw up some especially intriguing questions. Not least because its partnership with Tibet Huayu is only the most public of its numerous connections to Chinese companies, Chinese capital – and Chinese state strategy.

The China connection

EAM’s links to China go back as far as the company itself. Shortly after its creation in 2012, it acquired exploration licences in Tigray – including for Mato Bula and Da Tambuk – from a company called Beijing Donia Resources.

Thirteen years on, EAM says it has not made a penny from its Ethiopia projects. But since the war ended, it has received cash injections from other companies – known as private placements – worth at least $5m. These are often made anonymously.

Two of these, totalling $1.1m, originated from a Chinese company called Sinotech Minerals Exploration Co Ltd, according to well-placed business insiders. They said the money had been paid via another Canadian company, which Sinotech part-owns, called Nickel North Exploration Co.

EAM told us that Nickel North has never made a private placement to EAM. When asked if the payments in question came from individuals associated with Nickel North or Sinotech, the company said it could not disclose the information without the investors’ consent. Nickel North and Sinotech did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

In June 2025, EAM closed a $4m private placement – this time with a company called Anchises Capital, a newly formed US-registered company. Anchises executives also have ties to China, according to two industry insiders and business registry documents.

Linking these entities is one man: a businessman called Jingbin Wang. He is chairman of Sinotech, chairman of Nickel North, former chairman of Beijing Donia, and chairman of the board of directors at EAM.

Wang is also the chief geologist for Zijin Mining Group, a Chinese enterprise that has a 55% interest in a third mine licensed to an EAM subsidiary.

On top of this, he holds key roles in government agencies responsible for China’s gold and critical minerals strategy. And copper, a vital mineral for the green transition, is found alongside gold in the earth at EAM’s Tigray mines. The Canadian government has limited Chinese control of Canadian critical minerals companies, including a Lithium company owned by EAM’s CEO and Wang's business partner, Andrew Lee Smith.

Nickel North, Sinotech, Anchises and Jingbin Wang did not respond to our requests for comment.

EAM told us that no copper is expected to be recovered from Da Tambuk and is not present “in economically significant amounts” at Mato Bula.

“The pattern in high-risk resource ventures often reveals opportunistic, risk-tolerant frontier investors who leverage political connections back home to secure deals,” said JR Mailey, research associate at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies. “Profit dictates collaboration.”

Days after we presented our findings to EAM, the company announced that it had applied for a management cease trade order, which means it can delay filing its statements for the most recent financial year. It said the order was unrelated to our questions.

EAM published its statements in mid-September, and the cease trade order has been lifted. In the new filings, EAM says the continuation of the project is contingent on its ability to access its sites.

‘A captive workforce’

When we asked miners at another, smaller EAM-licensed site who had paid for their excavators and rock crushers, most kept quiet. Those who did speak told us of anonymous “investors” from abroad.

Nearby at the same site, Abrihet*, a miner, sat on the ground and swirled pearls of mercury over a slurry of dirt and gold – a way of extracting the metal from the ore by hand. The gold trade was new to her, she explained: her family had been left destitute by the war, so she, like so many, was forced to find an alternative income.

Yet for miners like her, gold is far from lucrative. After the investors and the military men took their cut, Abrihet was left with just enough to keep her and her family fed. Her situation isn’t unique. These profit-sharing deals between investors and the military can leave the miners themselves – already risking their health and safety to eke out a living – with very little.

“It’s a captive workforce,” explained one local researcher.

Just down the hill from Abrihet was a large metal structure that sifts ore and mercury through a series of sieves. The process typically extracts only about 30% of gold in the ore, so the runoff that pools at the bottom of the structure is then treated with cyanide.

These processes present serious dangers. Mercury is a toxic chemical that accumulates in the body and even in small amounts can cause neurological damage, skin conditions and loss of vision. It can be especially harmful to unborn babies and infants. Cyanide, meanwhile, is a poison that can seriously damage the brain, heart and nervous system.

In the type of illegal activity seen across Tigray, the use of these chemicals is far more dangerous than in industrial mining, which is bound by regulations designed to keep workers safe. Rules around the containment of runoffs, for instance, shield both miners and the surrounding environment from severe harm. Here there is no such protection.

EAM told us: “Neither EAM, its officers, employees, contractors, or partners have engaged in transactions introducing equipment or chemicals at the target areas.” It categorically denied any suggestion of complicity in environmental harm.

The ecological crisis gripping the region has been extensively documented. A confidential legal report, obtained by TBIJ, detailed the widespread use of chemicals near sources of drinking water. One miner who lives nearby a mine showed us welts covering her hands. In a village downstream, Abrihet said, two children have died from illnesses she attributes to cyanide.

“Without these chemicals, we don’t earn enough,” she said. “But they are also killing us.”

A country at odds

At first, little of the illegally mined gold in Tigray stayed in Ethiopia for very long. Most of it was roughly refined in Shire, and then smuggled out of the country through Eritrea to be sold around the world.

Last summer, however, this changed when federal politicians moved to take control of an industry that they said was empowering some of their Tigrayan rivals.

According to an internal report compiled by the Federal Ministry of Mines, obtained by TBIJ, the National Bank of Ethiopia purchased just over 18,000kg of gold from Tigray’s artisanal miners over the past year. This is nearly 30 times the amount Tigray was projected to legally produce in the same period.

The conclusions are clear: the vast majority of Tigrayan gold that made its way to Addis Ababa was of illicit provenance. Ethiopia generated nearly $3.5bn from gold exports last year, according to the above report, the vast majority of which was reportedly mined in Tigray.

Smugglers and brokers told us that most of the gold, rather than being taken across borders, is now being moved to government purchasing sites, with federal officers complicit.

“There are people who are known to participate in this network from top to bottom among government and security officials,” said Tigray’s former interim president Getachew Reda last year.

Ethiopia’s federal government, Tigray’s regional government, and a military spokesperson did not reply to requests for comment.

The region’s shifting politics may also be warding off the bigger mining companies. An employee formerly with the Newmont Corporation, one of the world’s largest gold mining firms, told us it did not plan to return to the region any time soon despite holding licences there.

This presents a problem for the so-called “junior” companies (a category EAM falls into), which typically operate by selling their prospects on to bigger buyers. A foreign miner who has worked in Tigray said that some overseas mining companies – or individuals using them as cover – have begun trying to take a cut from the illegal mining happening on their patch.

‘They make the chaos’

At a mining camp near Shire, a young woman told us that her sister’s six-month-old baby had recently died of a mysterious illness. The child was buried without a clear cause of death having been established, but she believes it was because of chemicals that leached into the drinking water.

Tigray’s gold rush has lined the pockets of a few, but for countless others it has brought death and disillusionment. Dozens have been killed in clashes at mining sites and untold more will suffer long-term effects of toxic land. Gold has transformed Ethiopia’s political landscape – and as its value continues to rise in an increasingly uncertain world, so too will the incentives to expand production at all costs.

The future of EAM’s projects are uncertain. Tigray’s new interim president is trying to consolidate control over mining, and many artisanal projects appear to have been paused. Equipment at some of the larger sites, including Mato Bula and Da Tambuk, have been handed over from the Chinese to Tigrayans. Whether this indicates a material change in who is benefiting from these sites is not clear. But whoever controls these sites moving forward, the root problems are likely to persist.

“What we now see in Tigray is not just an environmental, economic and security crisis of a colossal scale,” Getachew Reda, the former president of Tigray’s interim administration, told TBIJ. “It will also help to precipitate a regional crisis. Those [benefiting from the gold trade] have a vested interest in destabilising the region, because it is better to fish in troubled waters.”

Sitting under dim lights in a bar in Shire, an ex-soldier told us how he quit the army several months ago, angered by the corruption he saw throughout the ranks. But he seemed resigned to the fact that illegal gold mining will only continue to spread across the region.

“Tigrayan commanders, federal officers, foreigners […] they make the chaos and then they profit from the chaos,” he said.

“They all benefit. Except the people of Tigray.”