Ethiopia: Ethio - Engineering Group Set to Assemble Electric Vehicles

- Ethio-Engineering Group will shift to assemble electric vehicles and machines soon, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh said, expressing the government's relentless support. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ercs, CBE Jointly to Construct Building

- The Ethiopian Red Cross Society approved the joint venture accord with the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia to a building project located in the heart of Addis Filwuha's district that… Read more »

Ethiopia: University Expediting Preparations to Launch E-Learning

- Dire Dawa University said preparations are afoot to transform the traditional education method into digital e-learningaimed at enhancing academic and community services. Read more »

Ethiopia: Supreme Court Modernizing Justice Institutions to Redress Complaints

- The Federal Supreme Court said it is modernizing courts and justice institutions in order to resolve public grievances related to court proceedings. Read more »

Ethiopia: National Reform Has Continued Bearing Praiseworthy Fruits

Recently, tens of thousands of residents of various cities in different regions including Addis Ababa have reaffirmed their support for the successful completion of the Abbay Dam. Read more »

Ethiopia: Deputy PM Highlights Agricultural Proliferation Significance

Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh stated that increasing production and productivity is a key to address a numbers of problems. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia Eyeing E-Government, E-Commerce for Digital Transformation

Among the digital strategies, e-government and e-commerce are highly contributing to the success of the country's digital transformation, the Ministry of Innovation and Technology… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ministry Plans to Purchase 460 TB Testing Machines

Ministry of Health (MoH) disclosed that it has planned to purchase 460 TB testing machines this year. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia's Ongoing Efforts in Addressing Refugee Crisis

The continuous praiseworthy handling of refugees in Ethiopia has been getting higher in the Horn of Africa more than ever before. Following the commitment and dedication of the… Read more »

Ethiopia: Public Raises Over 19 Billion Birr for Abay Dam Construction

Public raised over 19 billion Birr for the construction of Abay dam over the past 13 years, said Coordination Office. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Japan Solidifying Education Partnerships

Japan needs to expand and deepen its diplomatic and economic relations with Ethiopia through education and people-to-people ties, the country's ambassador said. Read more »

Ethiopia: U.S. to Support Ethiopia, Chad Overcome Sudanese Refugee Crisis

The U.S. Bureau of Population and Refugees announced that it will enhance cooperation with Ethiopia, Chad and other international organizations to alleviate the suffering of… Read more »

Ethiopia: The Justified Quest for Access to the Sea

Ethiopia is the only landlocked country in the Horn of Africa that is almost entirely dependent on maritime services via the ports in the troubled Red Sea region. At the same time,… Read more »

Ethiopia: How Abbay Dam Started Paying Back Nation Even Before Going Operational

After 13 years of perseverance, hard work and endurance, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) lately well known as Abbay Dam is now nearing its long-awaited completion. It is… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia to Import Over 400,000 E-Vehicles

Ethiopia has planned to import over 400,000 e-vehicles as a means to realize sustainable transportation, Ministry of Transport and Logistics (MoTL) disclosed. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopian Cultural Coffee Ceremony

Ethiopia being home to a rich tradition, often referred to as the birthplace of coffee, holds a unique and captivating cultural tradition known as the Ethiopian coffee ceremony.… Read more »

Africa: AfCFTA - Ethiopia to Commence Trial Trading Commodities

Ethiopia is set to commence trial trading of commodities under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration (MoTRI) announced. Read more »

Ethiopia: Some 1,700 Health Professionals in Tigray Return to Job

Out of the 2,500 health extension workers that were serving the community in the pre-war period, some 1,700 have been returned to duties, the Tigray State Health Bureau disclosed. Read more »

Ethiopia: Pepfar Announces 111 Mln. USD Support to Ethiopia's Response to HIV/Aids

U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has announced a 111 million USD support to Ethiopia's response to end HIV/AIDS by 2030. Read more »

Ethiopia: Driving Economic Growth - Rise of Industrial Parks' Development in Ethiopia

Ethiopia, a country located in the Horn of Africa, has been making significant strides in its economic development over the past decades. One of the key drivers of this growth has… Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopia Records Progress in Becoming Regional Power Hub

Ethiopia is widely investing in power generation and infrastructural development to become energy hub in Eastern Africa, Ministry of Water and Energy (MoWE) said. Read more »

Ethiopia: Nature-Based Environmental Protection Work Brings Promising Results

Working to preserve and conserve the environment using natural methods is known as "nature-based environmental protection." Reforestation, wetland restoration, habitat… Read more »

East Africa: Int'l Community Must Heed Ethiopia's Seaport Demand

- The East African region port deal should be given global emphasis considering its greater significance to the entire Horn of Africa (HoA) region, the former US diplomat said. Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopia's Water Projects Benefit Over Six Mln Citizens Each Year

Over six million citizens are benefiting each year from the ever expanding water projects since the reform, Ministry of Water and Energy (MoWE)announced. Read more »

Ethiopia: Mint Striving to Make Digital Strategy Accessible, Inclusive

The government is striving to make digital 2025 strategy more accessible, inclusive and attainable,Ministry of Innovation and Technology (MInT) said. Read more »