Ethiopia: Yet Another Triumph

Female, for the first time, assumed the helm of the Federal Supreme Court as the House of People’s representatives unanimously endorsed yesterday Meaza Ashenafi as President… Read more »

Ethiopia: Egypt Copt's Centuries-Old 'Unholy Aggression Against Holy Place'

Religious fathers proposed government's intervention to save one of world's sacred places of Christianity, Deir al-Sultan Monastery, which they also said is on brink of collapse. Read more »

Ethiopia: OLF's Return is a Showcase for Conducive Political Landscape

On Saturday, 15 September 2018 Addis Ababa was inundated with a flood of people coming from all corners of the country. They were here to welcome the leaders of the famous Oromo… Read more »

Ethiopia: Leadership Pipeline in ODP

After 28 years, the Oromo Peoples Democratic Organization (OPDO) rebranded itself to the Oromo Democratic Party (ODP) and introduced the anthem and a new logo which features Oda… Read more »

Ethiopia: Prudent Leadership Succession

Carefully identifying the capable young leaders that would succeed the current ones contributes a great deal in ensuring the proper continuity of leadership within a party. This… Read more »

Ethiopia: Nation Facilitating Inputs, Capacity Building to Improve Textile Productivity

The major hindering factors in the textile industry today are mainly lack of inputs and management experience. Shortage of inputs, especially the shortage of cotton has been… Read more »

Ethiopia: Domestic Tourism Needs to Boost Nation's Earnings

The lower level of awareness to domestic tourism is affecting Ethiopia’s earnings from the tourism sector, said sector experts. Read more »

Ethiopia: Women Economic Independence Means Everything

Empowering women is empowering the society and hence the country as whole. Empowering women and ensuring equal rights for them are among the most efficient ways in any country to… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ashenda Women's Week Festival Starts

ADDIS ABABA--Ashenda, 'the women's festival,' which also corresponds to the end of the two-week fasting period for the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Christians in the commemoration of… Read more »

Ethiopia: Aquaculture Ensuring Food Self-Sufficiency

Zegeye Tsige has been residing in Agotu Anema Kebele of Oromia State. With his six children, Zegeye has been fully engaging in subsistence farming for long. During his childhood,… Read more »

Ethiopia: Dealing With Foreign Debt

As a consequence of the decline in reserves in hard currency and foreign exchange, Ethiopia's foreign debt, totaled 26 billion USD, was rated high risk by 2017. While the national… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia Achieves Landmark Diplomatic Successes - Ministry

- President of Vietnam arrives here today Read more »

Ethiopia: Democracy and Federalism Go Hand in Hand

Since the adoption of the 1995 Constitution, the states that formed the Federal Republic have been enjoying their rights for self-determination and administration. Unfortunately,… Read more »

Ethiopia: 52 Thousand Citizens Receive Humanitarian Aid in Jigjiga

Some 52 thousand citizens affected by the recent violence in Jigjiga, capital of the Somali State have received humanitarian aid, said Ethiopian National Disaster Risk Management… Read more »

Africa: Kofi Annan - the Calm Negotiator

Kofi Annan: A former Secretary General of the United Nations was a towering global leader and diplomat. A calm, quite, reflected, humanitarian and honest negotiator, he was also… Read more »

Ethiopia: Bureau Says Expanding Water Projects With 64 Mln. Usd

ADDIS ABABA-The Amhara State administration is carrying out various projects to improve access to potable water with a budget of 64.6 million USD (1.8 billion Birr), said state… Read more »

Ethiopia: Women and Politics

Globally, women's political participation has been recognized as an important measure of the status of women in any particular country. Hence, in recent years, women's… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia's Macro-Economy Status At Era of Change

The Ministry of Finance and Economic Cooperation recently presented a report to the media on the overall macroeconomic situation of the country. On the occasion, it was noted that… Read more »

Ethiopia: Manufacturing Taking the Lead in FDI Inflow - Commission

ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopian Investment Commission disclosed that the number of foreign companies investing in the manufacturing sector is surging compared to the other sectors of the… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia's Private Sector Competitiveness Needs Serious Boost

Ethiopia is entering the international waters of global economy more and more, as the country is joining and signing agreements to liberalize the market for goods and services… Read more »

Djibouti: Djibouti Ports Sufficient for Serving Ethiopia - Official

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Ethiopia: Monitoring Water Quality for Sustainable Water Management

The Awash Basin is the most utilized river basin in Ethiopia with a number of small, medium and large scale irrigation schemes; urban and rural water supply plans and industries… Read more »

Ethiopia: Council Eyeing Hajj to Boost Religious Tourism

ADDIS ABABA- Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council (EIASC) disclosed that it is partnering with government organs to promote the country's age-old Islamic tourist attraction… Read more »

Ethiopia: Bureau Working to Close Corruption, Malpractices Loopholes

ADDIS ABABA- Addis Ababa City Roads and Transport Bureau said it is undertaking activities to close corruption and malpractices loopholes and bring tangible changes. Read more »

Ethiopia: Hajj and Ethiopia

Hajj (literally means pilgrimage) is the fifth and final pillar of Islam and occurs in the month of Dhu'l-Hijjah, which is the twelfth and the last month of the Islamic lunar… Read more »