BY BILLEN SEYOUM • For a developing country like Ethiopia with a burgeoning youth population, achieving food self-sufficiency and import substitution is a game changer. • Previous agricultural policies have been heavily... Read more »

BY DANIEL ALEMAYEHU The world is a home for every person regardless of its color, race, financial strength, or political stands. In order to live in harmony, the world needs a system... Read more »

BY HIZKEL HAILU The Ethiopian economy has been hit by a number of shocks including COVID-19, natural disasters and the terrorist attack of TPLF and Shene groups. Indeed, the latter has caused... Read more »

BY LAKACHEW ATINAFU For over two decades, Ethiopia’s foreign policy has been centered on economic diplomacy, at the core of which is attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Diplomats have been tasked to... Read more »

BY ABEBE WOLDEGIORGIS For more than two years and half, the home grown economic reform is under implementation and for its effectiveness, various measures have been taken. Among others, tackling the obststacles... Read more »

BY HIZKEL HAILU Ethiopia, where most of its people directly or indirectly depend on the agricultural sector has been taking different mechanisms to increase agricultural productivity. A series of agricultural development activities... Read more »

BY ABEBE WOLDEGIORGIS Agriculture in Ethiopia is the foundation of the country’s economy, accounting for half of gross domestic product (GDP), 83.9 percent of exports, and 80 percent of total employment. Yet... Read more »

BY HIZKEL HAILU Global trading is one of the earliest activities of human being. However, it is agreeable that trading needs willing of at least two parties to conduct between them. In... Read more »