A US congress report on the two fatal accidents of Boeing B737-MAX jetliners blamed the manufacturer and the regulator, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).  

Global Alliance for the Rights of Ethiopians (GARE), a charity founded by Ethiopian American activist Tamagne Beyene is teaming up with World Vision to financially support more than 2000 people in the Lideta and Addis Ketema sub-cities worth USD 250,000 as part of the COVID-19 response. 

MultiChoice is looking at finding ways to honor and support African journalists across the continent. This comes as the recognition - CNN Multichoice African Journalist awards – in partnership with CNN ended abruptly in 2016 which would have been 22 years in service.

Ethiopian-American Leah Bekele has been appointed as Vice President of Rhythm Promotion & Lifestyle with Warner Music, a historic appointment for the 30-year old ambitious music executive, early this week.

As the whole world rushes to find a vaccine for the coronavirus pandemic, the majority of African nations have expressed their willingness to conduct a vaccine test in their homeland.

As heavy rainfall continues to batter the Oromia and Afar Regional States, flash flood is reported to have destroyed the Worer Research center, an important agricultural research lab,  causing an irreversible damage to expensive  projects and the surrounding area, after the Awash River burst its bank on Thursday, September o3, 2020, The Reporter has learnt.

The Founder of Lalibela Networks PLC, Wuleta Lemma (PhD) has been shortlisted for the Jack Ma Foundations 2020 Africa’s Business Heroes Competition, a self-described flagship philanthropic program in support of African entrepreneurs.

Cuso International, a Canadian based NGO, is pledging more than 192 million Birr to help promote access to education for girls in the Benishangul-Gumuz Region.

Veteran journalist Getachew Tedla Hailegiorgis had been laid to rest at the Holly Trinity Cathedral Church in Addis Ababa, this week. Getachew died at the Black Lion Hospital while getting medical care for a sustained health issue.

Chinese first lady, Peng Liyuan (Prof.), has sent medical donations to Ethiopia that would help the country’s effort to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.