By BEHHAK / Travel Blog – Museums in Addis Ababa function as institutional spaces through which Ethiopia’s historical narratives are preserved, interpreted, and presented. Unlike environments where museums are isolated cultural sites, Addis Ababa’s institutions are integrated into the broader urban and political landscape, reflecting the country’s historical continuity and contemporary identity.
By BEHAK – Transparency has become one of the most important foundations of credibility for organizations working in the development sector. Across Africa, NGOs implement programs addressing a wide range of social and economic challenges—from healthcare and humanitarian assistance to climate resilience and education. These initiatives often involve partnerships with international donors, local communities, and…
A new PP (polypropylene) bag factory built at a cost of 322 million birr inaugurated in Chagni town, Awi Administration, Amhara Region of Ethiopia.
By BEHAK / Travel Blog – The Entoto mountain range rises above Addis Ababa, forming a natural boundary that defines both the physical and symbolic structure of Ethiopia’s capital. At over 3,200 meters above sea level, Entoto is not only the highest peak in the city but also a vantage point from which Addis Ababa’s…
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), the fully state-owned enterprise, announced that it has recorded a net profit of 54.5 billion birr over the first nine months of the current budget year of Ethiopia started July 2025.
The Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise, the fully state-owned company, has earned more than 117 billion Birr gross revenue over the past nine months.
Ethiopian Airlines, the largest airline in Africa and Visa, announced an agreement to support the rollout and growth of Visa co-branded payment products.
By Yordanos Tadesse – The 12th session of the Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development opened at the United Nations Conference Centre in Addis Ababa.
The Ministry of Revenue of Ethiopia says the country has collected 1.1 trillion Birr Tax Revenue in nine months of the current Ethiopian calendar started July 8, 2025.
Ethiopia’s Ministry of Industry announced that industrial products worth $433 million were supplied to foreign markets during the past nine months of the 2018 fiscal year.
By BEHAK / Travel Blog – Addis Ababa’s Bole district is one of the most dynamic and internationally oriented areas in Ethiopia’s capital. Positioned around Addis Ababa Bole International Airport, Bole functions as both a logistical entry point and a central hub for hospitality, commerce, and social life. For many visitors, it is the first…
By BEHAK – Non-governmental organizations operate in environments where public trust is essential to their ability to deliver programs effectively. Because NGOs often work with vulnerable communities, public funds, and international partnerships, their activities are frequently subject to scrutiny from multiple stakeholders.
Ethiopia launched an ambitious economic reform program at the start of the 2024/25 budget year, backed by international partners such as the IMF and World Bank. Nearly two years on, the reforms have begun to reshape the country’s fiscal and monetary landscape, strengthening exports, revenues, and reserves. Yet unforeseen global shocks—most notably the ongoing Middle…
The European Union (EU) and the Government of Germany believe that Ethiopia’s ongoing macro-economic reforms are opening new opportunities for private sector growth and economic transformation. A transparent tax system and a modern, internationally aligned customs framework are key to unlocking investment, trade and jobs.
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