MAHEMUD TEKUYA

Mahemud is a former Dire Dawa University lecturer. He holds a Ph.D./JSD in international legal studies at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law.

Opinion

MAHEMUD TEKUYAJanuary 25, 2020
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Flexibility must be foremost in GERD treaty

Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt have laid the framework for resolving their disputes over the filling and operation of the Grand…
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MAHEMUD TEKUYA

Flexibility must be foremost in GERD treaty

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Flexibility must be foremost in GERD treaty