Ephrem Haile is a familiar name and face in Tokyo and Japan as a whole. Featured on a number of television shows and documentary programs in Japan, Ephrem has really been the face of Ethiopian community in Japan for over a decade.

With the Ethiopian Horticultural industry on the rise and becoming an important source of foreign exchange to the nation, the Ethiopian Horticultural Producer Exporters Association in collaboration with Addis Ababa University has held a timely research conference on agro-logistics inside the Intercontinental Hotel last weekend.

Amin General Hospital, one of the pioneer hospitals in Ethiopia, has inaugurated its newly built hospital as part of its expansion project in the nation. The new facility is to accommodate its temporary rental site, which was located near the Ethiopian Airlines Airport cargo terminal area that is set to close at the end of the month.

The Government of the People’s Republic of China donated medical equipment worth over a million birr and dispatched dozens of medical doctors to Ethiopia this week.

World Vision is set to renew its Education Sector Development Program Plan within Ethiopia.

Nazrawit Abera, the Ethiopian engineer who is facing drug trafficking charges, is set to make her first court appearance on Thursday.

Enter Africa, the creative African Network, has launched a location-based-game named “ARADA - THE QUEST FOR OMNISCIENCE,” on Thursday, June 21, 2019 at Goethe-Institute Addis Ababa.

Peter Dalglish, an Order of Canada recipient has been found guilty of sexual abuse of children in Nepal, placing his time in Ethiopia under public scrutiny.

An Indian expat, Sukhdev Gupta was found dead in Bishoftu, Oromia Regional State, last week on June 8, 2019, The Reporter has learnt.

The Ethiopian born British playwright and activist, Lemn Sissay was awarded the 2019 recipient of the PEN Pinter Prize, named in honor of a celebrated Nobel recipient and British playwright Harold Pinter .