A severe drought linked to El Niño has affected 3.5 million people across six regions in Ethiopia, as successive failures of the Belg and Kiremt rains ...
A new study of southwest Ethiopia’s coffee sector alleges that politically connected traders benefit from selective law ...
At 18, Ashenafi Tewodros is still pursuing his football ambitions, despite a lack of basic equipment, safe training ...
Ethiopia faces a widening challenge in delivering food assistance to vulnerable communities as conflict-related access ...
Genet Maru, a former teacher, first noticed a hard lump in her left breast about a decade after giving birth to their third ...
US Ambassador Ervin Massinga on Peace, Regional Ties and the Path Forward ...
A century after the inauguration of the Bauhaus school building in Dessau, Germany, an exhibition in Addis Ababa is examining ...
A grassroots boycott has taken hold across Addis Ababa in recent weeks, with residents organizing on social media to steer clear of beef and meat from ...
The Dire Dawa Administration has introduced a revised fee schedule for health-sector regulatory services, citing rising service-delivery costs and tariffs ...
Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia hold only about one-quarter of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) voting power relative to the share ...
Ethiopia has completed drafting the legal frameworks required to implement its national transitional justice policy, with the Ministry of Justice preparing to release the draft laws for public review ...
Ethiopia’s National Dialogue Commission is set to close today October 24, 2026, after declaring its mandate fulfilled. Its final press briefing did not ...
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