Stephane Dujarric, spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, has called on Ethiopia and Eritrea to recommit to the terms of ...
The country’s cybersecurity challenges took center stage at the launch of the second National Digital Payment Strategy this ...
Ethiopia and Israel established consular ties in 1956, leading to full diplomatic relations in 1961. These relations were ...
The aroma of lasagna drifted through the kitchen at the Skylight Hotel this week, rich and comforting—yet distinctly ...
Less than 40 percent of foreign direct investment (FDI) projects registered over the last six years have gone operational, ...
The German government and the UN Development Program have called on the Ethiopian government to step up its investment in recovery and resilience for communities affected by conflict.
For the first time in half a century, debt service expenditures by developing countries are exceeding the inflow of new ...
A newly released US National Security Strategy outlines a shift in Washington’s approach to Africa, emphasizing targeted ...
Opinion
The Hollow Reform: Why Body Cameras Are the Perfect Non-Solution for Addis Ababa’s Tax Authority
Addis Ababa’s newest weapon against corruption is not a change in rules or power, but a device. The city’s Revenue and Customs Authority is fitting tax assessors with body-worn cameras, monitored ...
The Oromo Federalist Congress (OFC) says that its decision to participate in the upcoming 7th General Election is a result of ...
The recent visit to Ethiopia of General Dagvin R. M. Anderson, Commander of the U.S. Africa Command, and the phone call Prime ...
Dr. Alaaeldin Awad Nogoud is a Sudanese medical surgeon whose foray into politics in 2018, ahead of the revolution that ...
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