Ethiopia: Ethiopia's Room for Foreign Companies Streamlines Marketing Milieu - Analyst

Ethiopia's open up in import, export, retail and wholesale businesses would be turning point to streamline and foster legal trading system, Senior Policy Analyst commented. Read more »

Ethiopia: Improving Commercialization, Post-Harvest Loss Vital to Food Self-Sufficiency - Moa

ADDIS ABABA - Expanding commercialization and reducingpost-harvest loss crucial to ensurefood self-sufficiency in Ethiopia, said the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA). Read more »

Africa: Africa, Ethiopia - Efforts Towards UNSC Reform

The questions of fairness and inclusiveness are among the priorities that Africans and the Global South have continuously been asking major organizations of the world. Read more »

Ethiopia: The Green Man, Diredawa's Environmental Hero Aspires to Achieve Global Goals

Bayan Tesema, a resident of Diredawa City, has earned a nickname that resonates with his remarkable achievements: "The Green Man." Through his tireless dedication to reforestation… Read more »

Ethiopia: Building State - of - the - Art City

Once the city, whose economy was dependent on activities dominated by traditional markets and hustles is now to turn to epitome of beauty. Once the city, whose streets and rivers… Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopia's Inclusive, Expanding Diplomacy Fostering Win-Win Approach Through Shared Values

It prevails understanding that Ethiopia has actually made significant breakthroughs in smoothing the course of its effective diplomatic technique with a broad range of countries… Read more »

Ethiopia: Dialogue, Reconciliation the Best Mix for Ways Forward

When citizens embark on an opted path after a heated and extensive deliberation topped by consensus, they could slam shut the door on internal and external retrogressive and… Read more »

Ethiopia: Addis Remaking Stimulates Tourist Influx

- The ongoing corridor project and other redevelopment activities will have great contribution to stimulate and accelerate the tourism influx to the metropolis, the Addis Ababa… Read more »

Ethiopia: Capitalizing On Science, Technology for Economic Boom

It has so far been attested that scientific advances and technological change are increasingly becoming important drivers of recent economic performance and development and… Read more »

Ethiopia: HOA - From Turmoil to Oasis of Peace

During the second series of the Horn Dialogue which held in Addis Ababa last Friday, statements of senior diplomats and foreign relation experts were dominantly about concerns… Read more »

Ethiopia: Unveiling Ignorance - Media's Crucial Role in Governance

The repercussions of misinformation and incompetence among those in power can be profound and deleterious for societies at large. This article seeks to demonstrate the havoc that… Read more »

Ethiopia: Bruh Finance Graduates Insurance Professionals

Working on linking Ethiopian insurance with world Read more »

Ethiopia: Foreign Firms' Local Market Involvement Entails Economic Dynamism

- Permitting foreign firm's involvement in the import, wholesale and retail business, which was restricted to local companies, would bring a new dynamism in Ethiopia's economy,… Read more »

Ethiopia: 'Where the Hell Is My Money!'

A couple of weeks back I was making the rounds of the city with a friend of mine when he points at a high rise and tells me he bought an apartment unit in the upper floors. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ensuring Heritages Conservation

Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, is a city with rich cultural heritage and fascinating history. From ancient churches to bustling marketplaces, the city is a treasure trove of… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia Takes Lead in Energy Ties With Neighbors

Ethiopia is playing a leading role in creating energy ties with neighboring countries, the Ministry of Water and Energy (MoWE) said, adding that the electricity supply to Sudan is… Read more »

Ethiopia: Dev't Partners Raise 628.9 Mln USD for Humanitarian Response

Ethiopia's UN-backed humanitarian response plan about 3,24 bln USD Read more »

Ethiopia: Peaceful Means Is the Only Way Out

The situation in Ethiopia is now trying but manageable if everyone is committed to ensure peace and stability as the issue itself badly requires the combined effort of all.… Read more »

Ethiopia: College Graduates 300 Health Professionals

Addis commits to quality health delivery Read more »

Ethiopia: Citizen-Oriented Diplomacy in Making

Ethiopian migrants seeking employment opportunities in Saudi Arabia and some other Arab countries often face harsh realities, as exemplified by the story of Fatuma Said who spent… Read more »

Ethiopia: No Place for Ethnocentric Political Nihilists in Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a country populated by religious communities that respect their religious and social orders and moral values. These discipline of the people have helped the nation to… Read more »

Ethiopia: Dialogue Is the Best Way Out

"United we stand and divided we fall,"goes the adage. Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopia's Response to Water Hyacinth

In spite of the national endeavor to remove water hyacinth from some lakes, Ethiopia is still experiencing the impacts of the ever expanding invasive weed on its water bodies. The… Read more »

Ethiopia: Time for Fixing Perpetual Peace

No one can argue against the principle that no peace no life, as opposed to the maxim pronounced by conflict entrepreneurs, no conflict no life. What a paradox scenario people… Read more »

Ethiopia: Academy Allots 10 Percent Enrollment to Autistic Students - Marks World Autism Day

With a view to discharging corporate social responsibility, Champions Academy said every year it has allocated a 10 percent enrollment for autistic students and help them to lead… Read more »