Here in Ethiopia, an epitome of religious tolerance, it is not unusual to see Christians extending words of felicitation and good wishes to their Muslim siblings when the latter mark their holidays... Read more »

Ethiopia is undertaking National Dialogue for the first time in its history to shun divisive narrations that become source for misunderstandings and conflicts. It is also key to establish grand narration that... Read more »

As Ethiopia enters into a New Year, it finds itself at a critical juncture—one that intertwines the themes of peace, stability, and development. The recent time of this remarkable nation is laden... Read more »

The New Year is when Ethiopians mark both the change of the calendar and the transition from the difficult summer rains to a more hospital-friendly spring season. That is why the weeks... Read more »

Today, Ethiopians are celebrating the first day of their New Year, Enkutatash, warmly and   colorfully. They are celebrating Enkutatash with a positive vibe hoping that every New Year comes with new hope;... Read more »

Whatever we do today would definitely leave a glamorous legacy for tomorrow and the generation to come would be in a state of free will to undertake whatever they would love in... Read more »

Its endowment of natural resources notwithstanding, for want of the right policy directions, food self-sufficiency was the Achilles’ heel of Ethiopia for long, for the country was subject to a vicious cycle... Read more »

Ethiopia has gone through various reforms since the assumption of power of the current incumbent six years ago. Among others, the reforms include Ethiopia’s foreign relations in which it has registered diplomatic... Read more »

From the signing of the Ethiopia and Somaliland sea access deal to the launching of the power generation of the 3rd and 4th turbines of Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam (GERD), Ethiopia has... Read more »