Selamawit Mengesha

It provides relief for Ethiopian khat farmers through export rule changes Somalia is poised to begin formally exporting fish and fruit products to neighboring Ethiopia...

The Council of Minister’s waives customs duties on imported paper for textbooks, aiming to address the challenges faced by local printing industries due to the new curriculum. Ethiopian Investment Holding (EIH) is also entering joint venture to establish mass printing factory within the country, with the goal of ending book imports.

Addis Ababa University (AAU) has unveiled its new governance structure as the institution prepares to transition to an autonomous model next year. Frehiwot Tamiru...

But federal officials gave a lukewarm response Business leaders in Tigray are ramping up pressure on the Ethiopian government to provide debt relief for loans...

Residents of Ethiopia's capital city of Addis Ababa have expressed growing frustration over persistent and prolonged electricity interruptions in recent weeks. Several neighborhoods across the...

EFFORT management uncovers financial irregularities during the conflict in Ethiopia, prompting a demand for an audit. Excessive withdrawals and unreported revenues raise concerns and call for accountability.

One of Africa's largest reinsurance firms, African Reinsurance Corporation, has suspended issuance of new political violence treaty (PVT) cover for regions experiencing conflict in...

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.

Bunna Bank faces backlash over a proposed talent procedure that enables demoting and cutting wages of underperforming employees, which employees argue violates Ethiopia's labor laws.

Ethiopia's lone policy bank is fighting to recover billions of birr in unpaid loans to businesses in Tigray and Gambela. As businesses struggle in Tigray and commercial farms collapse in Gambella leaving loans unpaid, Development Bank of Ethiopia is desperate to recover funds by any means - even if it means a bitter land feud with Gambella authorities who want farmland returned that the bank controls as collateral for defaulted loans.