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Ethiopia: As Ethiopia Rises, So Does Somali Region
Addis Fortune, 19 October 2015
Ethiopia has long been seen globally, as a hotbed of hunger. The pervasive poverty and famine that affected the country stemmed from intentional ignorance, lack of appropriate… Read more »
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Ethiopia: State in Industrialisation - the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Addis Fortune, 4 October 2015
Ethiopia is growing. Its growth, praised even by the usually skeptical international financial institutions, has brought a rare momentum of change in economic, social and political… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Opportunities and Challenges for Good Governance in Ethiopia
Ethiopian Herald, 8 October 2015
Good governance is primarily concerned with the processes for making and implementing decisions irrespective of whether the decisions are wrong or right. The term has gained… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Public Investment Critical to Ethiopia
Ethiopian Herald, 8 October 2015
Currently Ethiopia can be mentioned as the fastest growing non oil economy in the world, and the nation has achieved such status by spending both domestic and foreign resources in… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Time to Shell Out Poverty Shackles
Ethiopian Herald, 9 October 2015
Poverty is no vice or ye arba ken edel as so goes the Amharic saying. Over the last 15 years, the UN and its member nations have been trying to tackle visible poverty through their… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Revamping Public Investment
Ethiopian Herald, 9 October 2015
Ethiopia has over two or so decades registered remarkable growth and change in all aspects. To this end, the contribution made by public investment comes at the forefront.… Read more »
Ethiopia: The State in Industry - the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Ethiopia's growth story is not a black and white one ... Things are not as embellished as proponents of the incumbent would have others believe, and not as hopeless as their opponents paint, writes Getachew T. Alemu in Addis Fortune.
InFocus
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As much as I love discussions about Ethiopia's industrialisation, a process that is close to overwhelming us, there is no clear national ambition on what type of industrialisation ... Read more »
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The government has launched a 10-year national strategy to develop pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity in order to increase access to quality-assured medicines. Read more »
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The country plans to roll out a ten-year master plan in the capital city, Addis Ababa, in a bid to combat the worsening pollution and traffic gridlock by making it a greener, ... Read more »
