Clean Technica By Jennifer Sensiba Like a lot of countries on the African continent, Ethiopia has an exceptionally low motorisation rate. Ethiopia has a population of 126 million people, but the total number of vehicles registered in Ethiopia is around 1.2 million. Most of these […] More
Ethiopia Insight By Mistir Sew This article is part of the Analytical Reporting to Improve the Federation (ARIF) project. Ethiopia’s failure to institute an effective system of protection and representation for intra-state minorities is a key driver of the conflict in Amhara region. In early […] More
The Habesha By Henok Abebe My cousin, Mulu Ayalew, resided in Gojjam, Ethiopia, where he worked as a farmer and raised two children. One fateful morning during the early 1990s, he ventured to his farm only to be apprehended by government cadres who coerced him […] More
The Reporter CEO calls for better regulation in telecoms, fintech Safaricom Telecommunications Ethiopia has ambitious plans to triple its telecom tower network over the coming three years, set to invest more than USD 1.5 billion to extend its coverage across the country despite the obstacles […] More
Lust for acquiring ecclesiastical authority (enthronement) and money. He lamented that the Ethiopian Orthodox Church’s Spiritual traditions of avoidance of seeking enthronement and money are forgotten. In its place, he added, lust for enthronement and money is reigning. More
Sprudge By Jordan Michelman One of the privileges that comes from publishing a daily coffee news and culture publication like Sprudge is our ability to provide coverage continuity. A particularly prescient example of this came across our desks last week. For the last three years, […] More
Shega By Etenat Awol An ambitious project, funded by the World Bank, is developing an e-commerce platform with the goal of reaching 300,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the country. The project, which brings several organizations into collaboration, has contracted Africom Technologies, an Ethiopian […] More
Simple Flying By Sruti Kafle Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest aviation firm, was established on 21 December 1945. Executing its first operations on 8 April 1946, the airline associated itself with the global network, expanding its services and currently serves more than 150 destinations around the […] More
Times Georgean By Tolera Fikru Gemta Influential Ethiopian women’s rights activist Betelehem Akalework says she has been forced to move home twice in two years after enduring a barrage of online abuse, death threats and physical harassment. She and her colleagues use social media to […] More
Borkena Toronto – As the extended state of emergency is coming to an end, the Ethiopian government is deploying a huge force in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. Ethio News – local news sources – on Tuesday reported that the government is deploying as many […] More
The Habesha By Abe Lema In the context of East African politics, the influence of President William Ruto of Kenya versus Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia in the eyes of the United States can be analyzed through several lenses, including diplomatic relations, economic partnerships, […] More
Fana Broadcasting Corporate The Ethiopian National Dialogue has now reached the final chapter, with agenda gathering event, set to start in Addis Ababa, on 29 May, 2024, Commissioner Mohamoud Dirir told ENA. The commissioner said Ethiopia’s National Dialogue Commission is nearing a key stage, with […] More