Ashenafi Endale

From war to talks - Ethiopia enters critical period of transition The conclusion of the Ethiopian calendar year 2015 (or 2023/24) marks a significant turning...

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) has given the go-ahead for amendments to income tax and the implementation of a minimum wage—groundbreaking decisions for the...

The Ethiopian government and the United Nations are in discussions to urgently resume food aid and reform the humanitarian sector, following the suspension of aid due to diversion concerns. A joint statement highlights the critical need for the full and immediate resumption of food aid, particularly for the most vulnerable groups in Ethiopia.

Amid ongoing clashes and civilian casualties, the Amhara region remains in turmoil despite international calls for dialogue and peace. Resolving underlying issues and rebuilding trust are crucial for a sustainable solution, as military force alone is unlikely to bring lasting stability.

Arega becomes 6th Amhara leader in 5 years, seeks unity The newly appointed president of Ethiopia's Amhara regional state, Arega Kebede, called upon “all ethnic...

Ethiopia has said goodbye to its traditional policy of non-alignment as it joins BRICS, signaling a strategic shift that experts say could reshape geopolitics...

The Ethiopian Railway Corporation concluded the fiscal year with a substantial 9.7 billion birr loss while state owned enterprises collectively earned more than projected.

Families in Addis Ababa have been searching makeshift detention centers in hopes of finding their detained children and loved ones. With limited access granted, they seek any information that might provide clarity on the situation or condition of their relatives now in custody.

Ethiopia is putting increased pressure on Toyota to decide on a manufacturing plant, with negotiations between the two dragging on for over a year. Officials are aggressively pursuing other major automakers and preparing industry policies to attract multinational vehicle manufacturers to establish local production.

Ethiopia is putting increased pressure on Toyota to decide on a manufacturing plant, with negotiations between the two dragging on for over a year. Officials are aggressively pursuing other major automakers and preparing industry policies to attract multinational vehicle manufacturers to establish local production.