How the epic battle of Adwa exposed the genocidal and deceitful nature of the Games. The victory of Ada which inspired the black race to rise up against white colonization was a fundamental turning point in the history of anti white domination struggle in Africa and Latin America. prior to the epic battle of Ada, a famous patriot known as Bahama Ha goes from Kale Gauzy province of present day Eritrea led a massive rebellion against Italian occupation in December 1894. However, units of General Orestes Barrier army under major Pietro Toselli assisted by thousands of Game askaries recruited from Ti gray defeated the resistance and the courageous Ha goes was slaughtered by the savage Games who sold their soul to the invading army for very frugal leftover rations, cheap military uniform and rifle. To this day Eritreans of Kale-Gauzy origin and the Games of Ti gray origin doesn’t see eye to eye due to the barbaric nature of patriot Hagos’s death at the hand of Ti gray trai...

Adwa's victory impact on modern Ethiopia   At the last quarter of the 19th century the advancing of the capitalist economic system in western Europe, necessitated raw materials for the mushrooming industries and  market for the excessively produced commodities, which were beyond the consumption capacity of the producing countries. Therefore, colonizing African countries whose political institutions were primordial and led by tribal chiefs was an option through the prism of European powers. In the countries such as Britain, France and Germany's capitalism had a strong foothold as compared to the other countries. It had already stepped up to control the coastal part of Africa. Before Italy was unified by military means in 1860 by Mazzini Garibaldi, it was divided into north and south. The unification of Italy and the annexation of most African territories by European powers inspired Italy to zoom its eyes towards Africa for te...

Battle of Adwa In 1896, Ethiopia fought a desperate battle against a stronger European nation attempting to invade, conquer, and colonize the smaller nation and more importantly, be able to exploit its natural resources. After a long siege in the mountains between Ethiopia and the bordering nation of Eritrea, a series of brutal battles were fought between the army of King Menelik II of Ethiopia and the Italian Army under the command of the Italian governor of Eritrea, General Orestes Barrier. The mistrust between the two nations had begun 7 years before during the signing of the Treaty of Wichale (or Uccialli) agreed to in principle in May of 1889. Menelik II agreed to provide to Italy land in the Tigray province in exchange for support in the form of weapons the Italians had been supplying him for some time. The Italians wanted more. There were two versions of the treaty to be signed, one in Italian, and one written in Amharic. Unbeknownst to the conquering King was...