Ethiopia Forced to Cut Fuel Supply by Half
Following the footsteps of other countries, Ethiopia officiates fuel rationing by cutting its daily supply by more than half. Because of the delay of fuel supply due to the war between Israel,…
Pan African Tourism Board, Ethiopia Agree to Boost Tourism Contributions to GDP
The Tanzania-based Pan African Tourism Board, and the Ministry of Tourism of Ethiopia on Monday agreed to deepen partnership and promote sustainable tourism to ultimately boost the contributions of tourism to the…
Ethiopia Customs Commission Seizes Contraband Goods, Including Narcotics
Within one week period, the Customs Commission of Ethiopia seized over half a billion Birr contraband goods, including narcotics destined to neighboring countries and smuggled into the country through border towns.
Ethiopia Election Board Allocates Free Media Airtime for Political Parties
The National Election Board of Ethiopia announced allocation of free media airtime for political parties participating in the upcoming general elections of the country.
Addis Ababa Gets New Electric Vehicles Charging Station
The Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU), the state electric power distribution agency, today inaugurated a modern electric vehicle (EV) charging station built at a cost of 170 million Birr in the Kotebe area…
Why Africa needs a decisive pivot towards innovation-led growth
By Claver Gatete – Africa’s growth story over the past two decades is real, but it is not yet transformative. Across the continent, GDP has risen on the back of more workers,…
Ethiopian Airlines, Marriott Bonvoy to Elevate Member Travel Benefits
Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest airline group and Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel programme today announced a strategic partnership that gives travellers more opportunities to earn and redeem points and miles…
Ethiopian Consultative Commission to Convene Tigray’s Agenda Collection in Addis Ababa
The Ethiopian National Consultative Commission announced that it has decided to hold the Tigray Regional State Consultation process in Addis Ababa from April 1-3, 2026, due to the lack of capacity to…
Import Substitution Helped Ethiopia Save $5 Billion, Says Minister
Increasing domestic production and substituting imported goods, nearly $5 billion in foreign currency has been saved during the current fiscal year, said Tthe State Minister of Industry of Ethiopia, Mr. Tarekegn Bululta.
Ethiopia Secures $3.5 Billion from Minerals Export
The Government of Ethiopia has secured over $3.5 billion revenue from minerals export was over the past 8 months, says the Ministry of Mines of the country.
World Vision Set to Support 1.4 Million People in South Ethiopia
World Vision Ethiopia has signed a 5.12 billion Birr development agreement with the South Ethiopia regional government for an integrated development program to be conducted over the next five years.
Senegal’s New Energy Future
By Africa Risk Control – For most of its modern history, Senegal depended heavily on imported fuel to keep its lights on and its economy moving. Electricity generation relied largely on fuel…
Ethiopia to Install 500,000 Smart Electricity Meters Worth $48.8 Million
Ethiopian Electric Utility, the state agency engaged in distribution of electricity, says it is set to install 500,000 smart prepayment electricity meters for existing and new customers nationwide at a cost of…
Ethiopia’s Hospitality Industry: Digital Visibility as the Key to Unlocking Growth
By BEHAK – Ethiopia’s hospitality industry is at a turning point. With Addis Ababa recognized as the third political capital of the world—after New York and Geneva—and serving as a major transit…