Recently, Ethiopian ambassador to Egypt Dina Mufti expressed that Ethiopia and Egyptian relation goes beyond Nile River. Indeed Ethiopia and Egypt have a lot of things to share. They have a long... Read more »
All African nations esteem to work round the clock to bring the continent’s renaissance journey through their Agenda 2063 in general and to attain renewable and environmental friendly energy generation cooperatively to... Read more »
Modernizing the agricultural sector which employs more than 80 per cent of the Ethiopian working force is a critical area for the economic development of the country and improving the livelihood of... Read more »
Since the start of the reform, Ethiopia has been witnessing a sea of change in various social, economic and political arenas. The state of the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of expression has also... Read more »
Since the start of the reform, Ethiopia has been witnessing a sea of change in various social, economic and political arenas. The state of the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of expression has also... Read more »
The new academic year is just at the corner. I always recall the month of September with a mixed feeling of challenge and happiness. Getting ready to celebrate the New Year and... Read more »
Ethiopia has been exercising federalism for the past two and plus decades. Consequently, states have relatively enjoyed the right to ensure self-administration and representation in federal institutions. They have been able to... Read more »
September 11 is a paradoxical date for me. It is a sad and a happy day. On the morning of September 11, 2001, a gang of 19 terrorists managed to coordinate four... Read more »
The day before yesterday, the tripartite meeting of Water Ministers of Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan took place in Cairo. It was a continuation of the tripartite water ministers meeting held in September... Read more »
The Rwandan New Times in its recent article entitled, “Why Ethiopia is in the eyes of most for investment” disclosed how Ethiopia has been striving to and succeeded to some extent in... Read more »