As you avail yourself in a small town of Bokeksa, Worebabo Woreda in the eastern part of the Amhara state, you will have a chance to witness a classless dinning where everybody... Read more »

Over the past decades, Ethiopia has been executing various activities to eliminate Guinea worm disease (GWD) and lessen the social, economic and health burden of the infection. Consequently, as documents stated, the... Read more »

The African Union and the United Nations have launched the “She Stands For Peace” book, recognizing and celebrating outstanding African women and girls who have exceptionally advanced the women, peace and security... Read more »

The African Leaders for Nutrition (ALN) initiative is a platform for high-level political engagement to advance nutrition in Africa. The initiative is part of eight flagship programs launched under the African Development... Read more »

Born in in 1932 in Ankober, North Shewa, Afewerk Tekle was an Ethiopian artist, particularly known for his paintings on African and Christian themes as well as his stained glass. Afewerk grew... Read more »

Not far, a 27 million USD investment project was launched in New-York to support the delivery of quality inclusive education to close to 750,000 girls and boys displaced by crises in Ethiopia.... Read more »

The European Union’s ambitious new Green Deal promises to make the bloc carbon-neutral by 2050, while creating new jobs and raising living standards. But, given that Europe accounts for only 10% of... Read more »

 Though the ultimate reason for the imposition of tax on selected items is to generate revenue, there are taxation systems that primarily aim benefiting citizens in many wise. One of such taxes... Read more »

Sustainable development and peace are the two sides of the same coin. Without peace, realizing development plans is unthinkable and sustaining peace without sustainable economic growth is impractical. Taking this into consideration,... Read more »