Plan International Ethiopia is set to collaborate with Girls Get Equal (GGE), the world’s biggest global campaign,demanding power, freedom and representation for young girls and women. The new campaign is to complement an international effort of Plan International, calling for gender equality and the feminist agenda.

Founded by Ethiopians in the diaspora, the Global Alliance for the Rights of Ethiopians (GARE) – a US-based Ethiopian rights group – has signed an agreement with World Vision to launch an over 37.7 million birr worth project, which aims at rehabilitating and repatriating millions of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in various parts of Ethiopia.

Open Society Foundation, the international institution founded by controversial billionaire,George Soros is set to open an office in Addis Ababa.

Believing culture is an important frontier to support, the European Union’s(EU) Delegation to the African Union (AU) has organizedmusic collaborations with a dozen artists from 10 different nationalities of both continents.

It is the most affluent part of the capital, where modernity came in earnest. It is where fast food restaurants do good business – the genuine and the imitated – and where the busy and fast growing Bole International Airport is located.

Ethiopia’s biggest healthcare, medical, pharma and wellness technology trade show is to be held in Addis Ababa. Running for the 5th year and organized by Prana Events in collaboration with the Food Medicine and HealthCare Administration and Control Authority of Ethiopia, it is a three day event starting on May 17th.

Followers of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church are preparing to celebrate Easter, this Sunday, a week after the rest of the Christian community across the world. Finishing up the longest lent season in Ethiopian orthodox tradition — Tsome-Hudade—Easter heralds the end of the two-month vegan diet for millions of Ethiopian.

The four time Olympic champion Mo Farah and Ethiopia’s great Olympian and celebrated entrepreneur, Haile Gerbreselassie are in a tug of war over accusations of theft that occurred inside Haile’s Yaya Village, in the outskirts of Addis Ababa.

This week, at Arsi University, within the town of Assela, which is about 200 kilometers outside of the capital, medical interns on the verge of graduating from medical school made a rare protest.

Looking to attract prospective candidates from Ethiopia for the USD 3 million prize fund,Zayed Sustainability Prize has decided to partner with xHUB Addis, one of Ethiopia’s noted incubation hubs, just in time for the upcoming 2020 edition.