Council working on addressing domestic rows

ADDIS ABABA – (FBC) National Council of Mediators says it is working towards solving the domestic misunderstandings through the efforts of mediators and religious leaders so as to deliver the nation to... Read more »

Egyptian geologist slams claims of GERDs technical shortcomings

ADDIS ABABA – Since GERD was started with adequate scientific research and being built by world-renowned company, the safety and quality of the dam should not be questioned, Egyptian Geologist Farouk Al... Read more »

How Ethiopia’s green legacy initiative fits in Africa’s Great Green wall

Ethiopia’s Green Legacy campaign which aims to plant about 20 billion seedlings in five years will change not only the forest coverage of Ethiopia, but also contributes to the success of Africa’s... Read more »

“A creative adult is the child who survived”

Do not disregard the artisans for the materials they produce; and you use them in your day-to-day activities at home and in farmland. This was uttered by Emperor Menelik-II a century ago... Read more »

Influential attributes of a father in Ethiopian society

“A father in many Ethiopian households is attributed to have a serious behavior as value to shape a good conduct for children” PM Abiy mentioned this widely held notion while justifying his... Read more »

Nurturing forest as a heritage for the future

Restoring and creating fertile land is a matter of survival for all lives and it is one of humanity’s most precious assets. In a record breaking last year Ethiopia launched a historic... Read more »

Women changing traditional coffee making into a modern business

Letay Fiseha, 36, and her nine friends here in Arat kilo area of Addis Ababa are engaged in traditional coffee-making business. She boldly asserts The Ethiopian Herald that making coffee traditionally gives... Read more »

“COVID-19 is a threat not only to health sector, but also to the economy,” Taye Dendea, Public Relations Head at Office of Oromia Region’s Prosperity Party

Taye Dendea had worked as Communication Head at Oromia Justice Bureau, and the Federal Attorney General. He had also worked as a lecturer at Rift Valley University. Now he works as a... Read more »

Financial flows in Africa’s agricultural development funding

A recently released ‘Money Flows’ report shows that only a fraction of agricultural research funding in Africa is being used to transform food and farming systems. For instance, only 3 percent of... Read more »

Greening campaign promotes fruit trees to ensure food self-sufficiency

There are multiple understandings of food self-sufficiency that could be applied at different levels of analysis (O’Hagen, 1975). According to FAO, “The concept of food self-sufficiency is generally taken to mean the... Read more »