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Ethiopia has voluntarily agreed to nearly double its annual contribution to the budget of the African Union (AU), upgrading its scale of assessm…
Alarmed by growing security issues along the Red Sea trade corridor, Ethiopian officials have proposed the establishment of a National Maritime…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is set to replace Ethiopia’s existing macro-economic forecasting model by September 2026. The IMF is repla…
Ethiopia’s second-largest hydropower project, the Koysha Hydroelectric Project, requires an additional €500 million to reach completion, even as…
Only 16 African countries have tariff schedules covering all categories of goods under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), while 2…
At least 8,200 hectares of farmland, 115,000 households affected by low rainfall
The World Health Organization has issued a stark warning regarding the future of public health across Africa, projecting that the continent coul…
A continuous review of the Ministry of Mines’ online cadaster platform presents a striking visual representation of Ethiopia's subsoil wealth. T…
In less than three months, Ethiopia has seen the closure of two national issues expected to define the country’s political future: the seventh g…
For generations, life in the lakeside town of Batu, formerly known as Zeway, moved to the gentle, unhurried rhythm of traditional fishing nets a…
When cargo traffic slowed through the Strait of Hormuz this year, the cost of feeding continents moved with it. The corridor carries roughly a t…
The United States has voiced support for African Union High Representative Olusegun Obasanjo’s efforts to engage Ethiopian and Tigrayan leaders…
The Ethiopian National Dialogue hit a last-minute snag after representatives from the Oromia region objected to a consolidated proposal on Addis…
Sugar Group’s Losses Ease but Estates Buckle under Pressure from Financial Constraints, Conflict, Climate
Regulators have rejected Global Bank SC’s nominee for acting president amid an investigation into financial irregularities at the bank.
Egypt’s furious reaction to Ethiopia’s latest indication that it may develop additional dams on the Nile should come as no surprise. What must c…
Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda express interest