LEBAWI INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY is partnering with noted international entrepreneurs Noah Samara and KassyKebede and is to transition into a profitmaking enterprise as a strategic move to become self-sufficient.

The Second National ATVET (Agricultural Technical and Vocational Education Training) conference entitled - Sustainability for Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation – took place in the Adama, Oromia Regional State this week, including those from Dalhousie University – Canada’s premier agricultural university involved in various agricultural projects within Ethiopia.

The preparation of the Education Roadmap believed to bring sweeping andcomprehensive changesto the existing education policy Ethiopia will take at least five years to get finalized, the Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced this week.

Offering degrees in Business Administration and Computer Science at the graduate level, the American College of Technology (ACT) has been inaugurated in the capital.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) is set to appear twice before the House of People’s Representatives (HPR) in the coming week: on the regular sessions which will be held on Tuesday and Thursday.

ABH Partners – an affiliate of Jimma University based in the capital – is partnering with a number of international institutions, including with one of the world’s most prestigious universities, Harvard University, to help facilitate programs to the benefit of the local public service.

The newly tabled draft roadmap, aimed at reforming the current educational system, is to be implemented soon with the splitting of the current Ministry of Education into three separate entities.

Ethiopian students attending higher education in Indian universities have pleaded to the government for “urgent help” to alleviate a stipend crisis which has left them “almost starved”.

Andualem Admassie (PhD), the erstwhile CEO of Ethio Telecom has been replaced by the former deputy CEO of the defunct Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation (ETC) Frehiwot Tamiru.