Corresponding to the PM’s audacious promises of change, Ethiopians would like to see institutional establishments that can effectively put the promises on ground. Unless institutionalized, ideas of a ‘great leader’ will end up in disarray.

As the machines working alongside humans continue to evolve, workers will need to adapt.

When we decipher the Ethiopian context, it seems that we are not changing apropos the global dynamism. It appears that the world is changing much faster than we can imagine.

Annual rains have hit Kenya especially hard this year, causing havoc in the capital.

Without marginalizing other important factors, it is possible to claim that the poor journalism practice in Ethiopia may partly be the outcome of poor journalism education – that might fail to understand the profession in line with the socio-political and economic context of the country, writes Kibrom Berhane.

No continent so far has established a common airline collectively owned by its member states.

Parallel to or more than the political causes, absence of strong social capital might cause and aggravate the different conflicts in the country.

In fighting poverty, we should be skeptical of silver bullets and ensure that every policy, however well intentioned, receives deep scrutiny.

Any good leader knows that scientific discovery and innovation fuels progress, facilitates development, and can help tackle issues like food insecurity, water shortages, and climate change.

As rates of urbanization increase globally, city planners are working to reverse decades of reckless growth by returning nature to the built environment.