The Reporter - English Edition

The people vs. the taxman: landmark corruption case

The past few weeks have been by far the most eventful. It seems that it was one of those days when the public was staying glued to their TVs or other media outlets, keeping a watchful eye on the event...

Livestock markets on the eve of Easter

Similar to other activities, the division of labor between male and female heads of an Ethiopian household is also common in holiday shopping.

The story of the drying Rift Valley Lake

Academics are warning of the possible drying of another lake in Ethiopia. One of the rift valley lakes is endangered mostly due to human intervention.

In quest of an exotic honeymoon

For Bethel Maru, 26, the most fascinating part of marriage is the honeymoon. Currently, she is engaged to be married in a couple of years.

TAMING the streets of the city

For some, the sunshine might not mean much. For others, the sunshine and the morning bring excitement, hope, somehow bringing them closer to the things they dream about.

Could caterpillars be the new beef?

By Dr Cory Couillard

A new report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) calls to eat more insects.

Game Saturday

It is only a week since the Ethiopian national football team lost to that of the Sudan. Many are not still over that feeling that the Ethiopian team was able to get an equalizer.

St. George refuses to take part in CECAFA to be hosted in Darfur

By Dereje Tegenaw and Yonas Abiye

St. George, one of the successful local football clubs, will not be participating in the upcoming Council for East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) to...

Hugging a burning tree

Bjørn Lomborg

We are all brought up to recycle paper to save trees. We get countless e-mail admonitions: “Please consider the environment before printing.”

What use are economists?

By Dani Rodrik

When the stakes are high, it is no surprise that battling political opponents use whatever support they can garner from economists and other researchers.

Construction quality crisis revealed on condo-buildings

By Tadele A. W/Ma

A front page story published on the bi-weekly Amharic Reporter a few weeks back has enabled the public and residents of condominiums to learn about the tragic news concerning the occu...

The AU and me at 50

Addis Ababa has been going through a facelift for the past couple of months mostly for one main reason: The 50th Anniversary of the African Union.