Despite Africa is facing multifaceted problems that hinder economic developments such as macro- economic deficit including foreign currency crunch, trade deficit, inflation, debt service and illegal trade, the continent is struggling to... Read more »

It has been well attested so far that Micro and small scale, middle or large enterprises have emerged as one of the most important tools for addressing economic and social issues and... Read more »

Ethiopia is endowed with abundant natural resources such as vast arable land, seasonal rain, surface and underground water and huge labor with diversified agro-ecological zones suitable for the cultivation of various crops.... Read more »

Ethiopia’s economic growth over the last two decades has been impressive. Ethiopia is emerging as one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa. However, this progress has been driven largely by large-scale industrial... Read more »

It has so far been attested that scientific advances and technological change are increasingly becoming important drivers of recent economic performance and development and sustainable growth. The ability to create, distribute and... Read more »

Ethiopia has experienced remarkable economic growth in recent years, with its GDP expanding at an average annual rate of over 9% since 2010. A key driver of this progress has been the... Read more »

Ethiopia is endowed with abundant agricultural resources and has diverse ecological zones. Agriculture is the mainstay of the Ethiopian economy, accounting for around 35% of the country’s GDP and employing over 70%... Read more »

It is well recognized that economic growth is a phenomenon of market productivity and increase in GDP, whereas economic development is regarded as a policy intervention aiming at improving the well-being of... Read more »

Ethiopia aspires to join the middle income countries by 2030 and the government is devoting its time, finance and human resource for attaining structural change. Currently, agriculture plays a dominant role in... Read more »