Today’s guest, Yasin Ahmed Bagay, is a founder and president of the Ethiopian Institute for Public Diplomacy. Living in Sweden, he established the institute four years ago to defend GERD issues. As... Read more »

Migration is not a new phenomenon in the history of human society. It has been part and parcel of people’s life and is also an integral factor in fostering civilization and development.... Read more »

To highlight the central role of coffee in the socio-economic development of Africa, the Heads of State of 11 African coffee-producing countries, including Angola, Cameroon, Central Africa, Congo (DRC), Côte d’Ivoire, Benin,... Read more »

There are approximately 276 transboundary river basins on the planet with a geographical area corresponding to almost half of the earth’s surface and 60 percent of freshwater supplies. One of these rivers,... Read more »

Africa, a continent blessed with abundant agricultural resources, paradoxically remains a poor and backward continent that is not ensured food self-sufficiency. Despite there being a few agricultural products that bring in foreign... Read more »

Ethiopia and India two oldest civilizations enjoy long standing diplomatic ties that has spanned more than seven decades. The relations rest on a firm foundation that covers many sectors including education, health,... Read more »

Prevention of climate change is the top priority of governments, international organizations, communities, and even individuals as it has become an imminent threat to their existence. The outcomes of climate change are... Read more »

Today’s Herald Guest is Atif Sharif, Ambassador of Pakistan to Ethiopia as well as the African Union and South Sudan. I mean officer of the Foreign Service of Pakistan. I served before... Read more »

Today’s Herald guest is Getachew Beshahwred who is a seasoned expert in finance with special focus on insurance. He graduated from Addis Ababa University (AAU) 40 years ago with Bachelor’s Degree in... Read more »