Kejela Merdasa Today’s guest is Kejela Merdasa who is the Culture and Sport Minister of Ethiopia. Kejela Merdassa, a politician from the opposition quarter, was included in the new cabinet of Prime... Read more »

There had not been a national consensus or common understanding among Ethiopian intellectuals, especially on national issues. The mistrust and skepticism between them were a challenge to democratic transition. Many have been... Read more »

After serving as Japanese Ambassador to Ethiopia for the last three years, Ito Takako has wound up her assignment here and is ready to leave Ethiopia and resume her career in Chile.... Read more »

As the second largest continent in the world both in terms of population and geographical area Africa is a rapidly growing continent that attracts attention of the world. It is endowed with... Read more »

With a population of more than 1 billion people, Africa has one of the largest number of mobile phone subscribers in the world. The large number of mobile phone users and the... Read more »

– Assistance Professor Ahmed Zekaria Today, Ethiopia is one of many countries that have no ports. So many years have elapsed since the country has lived without a port. When Eritrea was... Read more »

Selamawit Kassa The world community has now identified investment as one of the key priorities for tourism’s recovery and future growth and development. For this year’s World Tourism Day, UNWTO highlights the... Read more »

Gerhard Muller Cities in developing countries are plagued with multiple problems such as congestion, pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, noise, and road accident. Air pollution, has been a preoccupation of policymakers and researchers... Read more »

Today’s guest, Fantahun Blatie, is Culture, Tourism, and Sport Bureau Head for the South West Ethiopia State. The Ethiopia Herald made a brief stay with him to learn about Gebeta Lehager (Dine... Read more »