Zeru Adane came to Addis Ababa last year looking for a job and searching for a better life. He is B.A holder from Debre Brehan University and moved here right after graduation... Read more »

Interest-free finance is growing at a galloping pace in more than 56 countries of the world including Ethiopia. Many financial institutions are working well and contributing in the form of providing interest... Read more »

I n Ethiopia now around half of death is caused by Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) even more than that of communicable ones says Professor Abraham Haileamlak Human Resource Directorate and Advisor at... Read more »

On July 2015, The Ethiopian government launched the Seqota Declaration, a covenant to eliminate stunting on children less than two years of age by 2030 from Ethiopia. In addition, to achieve its... Read more »

My soft bones as a kid did not bear the burden of carrying my heavy school backpack. The American Academy of Pediatrics says that “a child’s backpack weigh no more than 10... Read more »

Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed’s recent visit to China put various successes in store including the inking of agreement to finance the “development of a plaza and 12km of the ‘Beautifying Sheger’... Read more »

Medical oxygen is essential to deliver safe surgical care and treat several critical conditions, including pneumonia, a leading cause of deaths in children. Yet, in 2016, less than half of the hospitals... Read more »

As it is home to various nations and nationalities, Ethiopia has a diverse culture of traditional cuisines. Depending on the culture, geography, climate and several other factors, the peoples of Ethiopia have... Read more »

Following the ever increasing trend of migration, the issue of reintegrating returnees back into the society is becom­ing the concern of governments- govern­ments of origin and destination – and in­ternational organizations. In... Read more »