BY ADDISALEM MULAT The current developments in Ethiopia’s wheat production are significant and have implications that stretch far beyond the nation’s borders. Wheat is a vital crop that serves as a staple... Read more »

BY MENGESHA AMARE Literally, it is well common to say ‘killing two birds with one stone’ when one plans to execute a given deed and hit another target on the way, a... Read more »

 BY SOLOMON DIBABA Ever since the signing of a peace accord between the Federal Government of Ethiopia and TPLF, those who are not in favor of peace are engaged in a cry... Read more »

BY MENGESHA AMARE  Teaching as its name bespeaks is a career that exceedingly necessitates instructional skill, knowledge of subject matter, confidence for teaching and artistic way of presentation and ability of knowing... Read more »

 BY ADDISALEM MULAT  The idea that bringing about peace is a responsibility that is solely vested in the government and its leaders is widely accepted. It is widely believed that they hold... Read more »

  BY SOLOMON DIBABA According to the International Institute for Environment and Development,(IIED) Ethiopia played a leading role in UNEP’s Billion Tree Campaign and a total of 1.7 billion trees were planted since... Read more »

BY LAKACHEW ATINAFU For being an African country and a member state of the AU, every entity in the continent should adhere to rules and regulation and abide by protocols and convention... Read more »

BY SOLOMON DIBABA Some major challenges in the Ethiopian manufacturing sector are raised but some possible solutions need to be suggested. In the first place it is very important to ensure sustained... Read more »

BY ADDISALEM MULAT With the adoption of the latest technologies in the agricultural sector, Ethiopia has experienced a positive impact in its ability to produce more and better quality crops. The introduction... Read more »