The abrupt severing of diplomatic ties between Ethiopia and Eritrea this week is more than a rupture in bilateral relations; ...
Amnesty International has called on the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) to convene an emergency session on ...
Ethiopian Airlines will resume daily passenger flights to Durban, South Africa, on December 11, while expanding its cargo ...
A sweeping expert elicitation survey conducted by the Ethiopian Economics Association (EEA) reveals deep-seated skepticism ...
UNESCO recognized Irreechaa as an integral element of the Gadaa system in November 2016. The Gadaa system is the traditional Oromo socio-political system through which cultural knowledge, values and ...
Goh Betoch Bank, Ethiopia’s sole specialized mortgage lender, is forced to pull the brake on long-term mortgage lending after ...
The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) is reviewing applications from two foreign banks seeking to establish fully owned ...
Addis Ababa University (AAU) is holding ETB 537.45 million in unsettled advances and receivables, including more than ETB 145 ...
The Amhara regional government is finalizing a directive to establish a dedicated regional education fund and foundation ...
Amanuel Mekonnen (Eng.) is the president of the Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers (EACE). In this exclusive interview with The Reporter’s Sara Solomon, ...
Opinion
The Relapse into Chaos: Geopolitical Fractures and Critical Tasks for Ethiopia’s Next Government
In a dramatic and overt collapse of diplomatic relations across the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia severed its diplomatic tie with Egypt and neighbor Eritrea, ...
Opinion
A Strong State Without Enough Consent: What It Will Take to Pull Ethiopia Back from the Brink?
Ethiopia is fragile but not a failed state. Two independent assessments show that its central problem is not a lack of state capacity but a deficit of ...
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