The Tale of Eritrean Withdrawal From Tigray - but Where Is the Border? [opinion]

African Arguments

During a session in parliament on March 23, 2021 Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia publicly acknowledged Eritrean involvement in his country's ongoing civil war in Tigray but… Read more »

Hamdok Calls for Prime Ministers to Hold Talks Over Nile Dam

East African

Following a stalemate in the Nile dam talks in Kinshasa, Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has suggested that further talks be held at heads of state level. Read more »

Humanitarian Agencies Warn Over High Gender-Based Violence Cases in Tigray

Nation

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and other humanitarian agencies have raised a red flag over the high cases of gender-based violence (GBV) in Tigray region of Ethiopia. Read more »

Ethiopian Airlines to Resume Enugu, Kano Flights

This Day

The management of Ethiopian Airlines has assured passengers in the north and southern part of Nigeria that it would return to Enugu and Kano Airports once the new terminals are… Read more »

Sudan Calls Summit With Ethiopia, Egypt to Resolve Nile Dam Dispute

RFI

Sudan's prime minister has invited his Egyptian and Ethiopian counterparts to a closed-door meeting to discuss the long-running dispute over Addis Ababa's mega-dam on the Blue… Read more »

Harnessing the Multiple Benefits of Spices Production in Ethiopia

Ethiopian Herald

Opportunities for spice production in Ethiopia are almost endless and promising. Partnership between Ethiopia and the donors who are sincerely interested in helping the country may… Read more »

'Premier Abiy Made Some Important Commitments ' - Senator Chris Coons

Ethiopian Herald

ADDIS ABABA- United States President Joe Biden special envoy Senator Chris Coons said that Prime Minster Abiy Ahmed (PhD) made important commitments. " I will be working and make… Read more »

Tigray Crisis Worsening With No Withdrawal of Eritrean Troops in Sight - UN

DW

The UN humanitarian chief has said that sexual violence and starvation were being used as weapons of war in Ethiopia's Tigray. He urged Eritrea to make good on its pledge and… Read more »

Closing Tech Gap Through Building Talent Ecosystem

Ethiopian Herald

These days, information and communication technologies (ICT) have become crucial sector for transforming societies, shaping business landscape. stimulating and spurring rapid… Read more »

Survey Emphasizes Mining for National Growth

Ethiopian Herald

ADDIS ABABA- Ethiopian Geological Survey announced that it has been undertaking a mining survey at 28 sites in Oromia, Amhara, Benishangul Gumuz and Afar states. Read more »

The GERD Is a Win Win Project to Nurture, Not Sabotage!

Ethiopian Herald

GERD, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, is bound to be the biggest hydroelectric dam in Africa with a capacity to generate more than 6,000 megawatt of electric power. It is the… Read more »

Ethiopia Continues Extending Olive Branch Despite Sudan's Hawkishness - Ethiopian Ambassador to Sudan, Yibeltal Aemero

Ethiopian Herald

Ethiopia and Sudan have been at loggerhead for quite a while now as Khartoum encroached into Ethiopia's borderline. Sudan's aggressions came as Ethiopian troops marched to enforce… Read more »

Tigray War - a Deadly, Dangerous Stalemate

Crisis Group

Both federal and resistance forces are digging in for a lengthy battle in Ethiopia's Tigray region. Conditions for civilians are dire, with famine a growing danger. Outside powers… Read more »

Eyewitnesses Say Eritrean Troops Killed More Civilians in Tigray - Amnesty [press release]

AI London

Eritrean forces opened fire on civilians in town of Adwa, killing three people and injuring at least 19 'There was no fighting but just shooting at passersby' - eyewitness 'We… Read more »

Int'l Community Must Put Pressure On Sudan - Mofa

Ethiopian Herald

ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia urged the international community to put pressure on Sudan to evacuate its troops from Ethiopian territories. Read more »