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Oromia in dire straits
Oromia, Ethiopia's most populous zone, is reeling. People are losing their lives in broad daylight. Abduction is now the norm. The social bonds between...
Land privatization once again on the table
Land privatization in Ethiopia once again on the table
Supporters of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) praise him for introducing the most liberal economic policies...
At last, fair play for all insurers
The month of November 2022 will live on in the memories of those who work in the insurance sector. Their painstaking labor finally paid...
Yet again, banking industry struck by another mandatory rule
Sometimes all it takes for the regulators at the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) to communicate a definitive action is a single email. The...
Conversing on business , human rights nexus
Oyeniyi Abe is an expert in business, commercial, and human rights law and also works as a policy consultant. Additionally, he has a keen...
Ethiopia turns blind eye to corporate human rights violations, study
- No consultation to introduce provision against human rights violations by businesses
- Kenya and Uganda are the only African countries with national...
“A debt restructuring technically stands as a default”
Alisa Strobel is a senior economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, a US publicly traded corporation that provides clients with business intelligence solutions and...
Amhara Region seeks one million daily laborers
- It is to harvest 6.9 mln quintals of crop
- Investors will incur at least five billion birr to pay workers
One million daily...
Thriving through challenges
Tilahun Abebe, Building engineer who graduated from Addis Ababa University in 1994 and was born in Bale, Oromia, is the founder and general manager...
A call for liberalization of insurance industry
Few knew about Ethiopia’s insurance industry. It is not only an industry ignored by citizens but also by officials who are tasked with regulating...
