Following the appointment of the new Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed (PhD), Ethiopia has been in a fast pace of transition, particularly in the political arena.

Big Data, advanced analytics, algorithms, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and robotics are replacing human labor across the manufacturing industries, service industries, and entertainment sectors.

This week we marked World Cancer Day. Cancer should never be a death sentence because of where you live.

he Federal Constitution is the source of all the evils as it, among others, introduces ethnically-delineated Regional States in a multi-ethnic society enjoying an age-old and popular cohesion, writes Merhatsidk Mekonnen Abayneh.

Africa must industrialize to diversify away from natural resources and create jobs for its fast-growing young population.

If teachers continue to blend their interests as political activists and their professional teaching activities, education will cease to enhance students’ freedom of conscience and critical thinking, writes Kibrom Berhane.

Managing the Fourth Industrial Revolution will be challenging for everyone, but there is no doubt that a UK set to depart from the EU faces added uncertainty.

A good relationship between academic institutions, media industries and the state is central to shape the future of journalism education and practice in Ethiopia.

The new rent rate appeal for a capitalist and free market type of increase to collect huge income while retaining ownership of such business premises on the basis of a piece of communist legislation that is irreconcilable from economical and ideological premises and objectives, writes Yohannes Woldegebriel.

Modern day journalists should be active users of social media. I also believe that they do have the right to reflect their personal views on their Facebook or Twitter accounts.