On Wednesday, February 19, 2020, the Tigray Peoples’ Liberation Front (TPLF) has celebrated its 45th year anniversary, commemorating the martyrs who have lost their lives in the 17-year armed struggle against the military rule to give way to the establishment of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE).
The Board of Directors of Ethiopian Electric Power has appointed Ashebir Balcha, executive officer, power generation construction, as chief executive officer replacing Abraham Belay (PhD) who became Minister of Innovation and Technology.
During the first half of the current Ethiopian fiscal year, Ethiopia has secured USD 2.9 billion birr in the form of new loans and credits from its foreign development partners, the Ministry of Finance announced this week.
Ethiopian Airports is going to inaugurate a new VIP terminal built at the Addis Ababa Bole International Airport.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism on Thursday granted a five-star rating to Ethiopian Skylight Hotel.
Omotic General Trading Plc., the owner of Paradise Lodge in Arba Minch and in Turmi, is set to open yet another of its signature lodge in Maasi Mara, Kenya after acquiring a land from its local government.
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) is allocating USD 165 million, a three year initiative to help educate children affected by war and conflicts across Ethiopia.
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Interview
Tizazu Kore, the owner of Yod (Meaning to witness or Speak in Guragenga) Abyssinia Traditional Restaurant hosted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on his recent visit to Ethiopia.
Trevor Jenner is a lifelong traveler with vast knowledge and experience on traveling across Ethiopia. He has written a new travelers handbook - Ethiopia Travellers' Handbook - with references on travelling in Ethiopia.
Mark Warner is a Toronto-based Canadian and American trade lawyer. He has had a long association within the continent, including providing technical assistance and legislative drafting advice to the governments of Ethiopia, South Africa and COMESA.
Samuel Tafesse is due to receive an Honorary Doctoral Degree from both Lincoln and Western Universities this morning inside Skyline Hotel.
Hermela Aregawi is an Ethiopia American journalist based in the United States. Here she reflects with Samuel Getachew of The Reporter on her career, on her journey to the North American nation, on coming back to Ethiopia and finally gives her advice to those who may want to emulate her journalism career. Excerpt:
Ibrahim Mayaki is chief executive officer of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), which is currently transforming into the African Union Development Agency (AUDA)—the implementing arm of the AU.
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