There is presently a debate going on not in academic circles but among individual economists as to the serious problems the Ethiopian economy is facing. Economic issues are often pushed to the... Read more »
The US last week hosted the tripartite meeting on the GERD between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan in the hope that the three would come to the discussion table and start what may... Read more »
The Addis Ababa administration is apparently learning a couple of lessons from the political turmoil of the last three or four years as it is adopting a new direction or a new... Read more »
Sochi is a Russian seaside resort town famous for organizing many international conferences and sports events. It is also a pleasant venue for major international conferences where tourist attractions draw thousands of... Read more »
Last week, sources indicated that the state-owned Ethio-Telecom has 44 million subscribers. Ethio-telecom has registered a record profit of more than one billion birr. It has introduced new technology in data and... Read more »
Back in 1991, soon after the rebel forces in Eritrea and Ethiopia took power in Asmara and Addis Ababa respectively, there was widespread speculation as to whetherthe two respective leaders of the... Read more »
In an essay entitled, “Bridging the Gap in Nile Waters Disputes” published by the International Crisis Group we read that, “For Egyptian authorities, the first-order priority is to shield the country from... Read more »
According to data emanating from official sources, tourism in Ethiopia is showing promising trends as it has been registered as the fastest growing sector even by international standards back in 2018. An... Read more »
The temporary misunderstanding between Egypt and Ethiopia on GERD talks should not come as a surprise because diplomacy on such a big issue is bound from the outset to be complex, painstaking... Read more »
The Ethiopian New Year celebrations in the capital Addis Ababa in particular had two different faces. On the one hand there were celebrations at the higher levels; music was in the air... Read more »