The reform enables Ethiopia to provide 3.1 million jobs for its citizens in the past 11 months of the current fiscal year. International financial organizations are predicting that the global economy will grow by only 1.4 % meanwhile they are expected Sub-Saharan countries to register better performance. The IMF also predicts the Ethiopian economy to grow by 6.1% and the success the economic reform has created is something irrefutable.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD)
Ethiopia launches ‘Education for Generations’ campaign
“The schools all Ethiopians have studied in need the support of their alumni. To show support towards this end, we have launched the ‘Education for Generations” national campaign enabling us all to contribute ideas, resources and energy in revitalizing our school systems. To build a better Ethiopia, let’s build better schools together!”
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD)
Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation inaugurated media complex
Media plays crucial role to shape narration about countries and the corporate media owners associated the name Ethiopia with hunger and poverty using their platforms. It proves the power of media in sharing narration and we need to learn from this and reverse the negative depiction.
PM Abiy Ahmed (PhD)
The Ethiopian Herald marks 80th anniversary
“We are celebrating Herald’s 80th anniversary while the Ethiopian Press Agency (EPA) is under ongoing institutional reform which is already yielding results. EPA reform brings editorial freedom and helped the newspaper to shape its agenda in pace of changing situation and media development. Following the reform, the newspaper has come up with new pages and columns focusing on the national priorities. We will continue producing contents that strengthen The Ethiopian Herald influence and contribution in promoting Ethiopia. “
Worku Belachew, Editor-in-Chief of The Ethiopian Herald
