Ethiopian Business Review Catering to Growing Demands, Values Ethiopia, known for its diverse cultural and religious tapestry, has recently experienced a significant surge in demand for Halal products and services. This trend reflects a growing awareness of Halal principles, particularly within the country’s substantial Muslim […] More
Capital Newspaper Amare Aregawi, a seasoned journalist who founded and served as the general manager of the Media and Communications Center, has been honored for his distinguished career spanning four decades. Aregawi, the founder of The Reporter publications, was awarded a lifetime achievement award by […] More
The Habesha By Dr. Suleiman Walhad Despite the significant size of both area and population, the plentiful natural resources, and the geostrategic location, why do international investors both near and far avoid the Horn of Africa States region or are wary of it? Is it […] More
The Habesha By Messay Kebede While I found many interesting and thought-provoking points in Jawar’s interview, I could not dismiss the uneasiness I felt all along my reading. At first, I did not see the reason for the uneasiness, but as my reading advanced, it […] More
Ethiopian Business Review By Abiy Hailu Unveiling Ethiopia’s rich tapestry of Islamic history, the Bilalul Habeshi Museum in Addis Ababa is a testament to the nation’s enduring spiritual connection with the Islamic faith. This pioneering institution transcends the Museum’s role, transforming it into a repository […] More
Shega By Daniel Metaferiya QesBeQes project, an initiative aimed at modernizing agricultural education, has graduated five startups dedicated to digitizing agricultural training modules. The five new platforms, Enkoy, I Learn Ethiopia, Ebrana, Be’and, and Senq, present existing training modules in engaging ways, utilizing gamified approaches, […] More
Eurasia Review By Girma Berhanu Ethiopian ‘Fanoism’ is the country’s distinctive social mobilization which has historically been used to fight against foreign aggression. In Western European terms, its key tenets were understood as ‘total war’ -meaning the subjugation of all means of production and all […] More
Addis Standard Somaliland’s Minister of Information, Culture, and National Guidance, Ali Mohamed Hassan, a.k.a Ali Marehaan, said Ethiopia has upgraded its consular office in Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, into a full-fledged embassy status. The information was first communicated by Somaliland President, Musa Bihi Abdi, […] More
The Ethiopian Herald By Misganaw Asnake Addis Ababa has been unveiled as the host of Africa’s biggest identity gathering, the African General Meeting (AGM), in twelve months’ time from May 20 to 24, 2025. The choice was disclosed on Day 2 of the AGM in […] More
Fortune By Bersabeh Gebre Behind a nondescript facade in Addis Abeba lies a hidden drop-in centre. Among the young women who shuffle to the front desk is a 25-year-old sex worker (name withheld), entering in her pyjamas, remnants of makeup clinging to her face. Every […] More
The Reporter newspaper By Ashenafi Endale Purported, and temporary, savings of USD 1.44 billion in external debt service payments following an agreement with bilateral creditors have done little in easing budget deficit impacts on regional administrations and capital projects. “Regional states and several [government] institutions […] More
Capital Newspaper The renovation and extension of Bole International Airport’s historic passenger terminal (terminal 1) was officially opened by Ethiopian Airlines Group. The facility, which currently handles all domestic services, has undergone extensive modernization and remodeling. Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO, Mesfin Tasew, stated that the […] More