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The United States has been a key partner in the development of Ethiopia’s higher education system since the 1950’s, with the development of Jimma and Haramaya agricultural colleges under President Truman’s Point…
By Woubishet Sisay Gessesse – Freedom Fund and its partners sign a three-year operational agreement with the Ministry of Women and Social Affairs of Ethiopia to prevent irregular migration and to rehabilitate…
The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) has launched the “Entrepreneur’s Journey” guide to support entrepreneurs exploring the unique opportunities offered by the Emirate and lead them through the business journey…
Egypt’s Ministry of Education officially launched the National Distance Learning Centre for the Continuous Professional Development of Educators at the UNESCO-Huawei International Forum on Digital Platforms and Competencies for Teachers on Wednesday.
Ethiopia Media Sector Alliance (EMSA), an informal platform setup in 2019 to support the development of the media sector of Ethiopia, today held meeting to review its activities over the past four…
Media, business, government, technology, and community leaders from across Africa, the USA and beyond are set to convene in Cape Town, South Africa to participate in the annual Africa Business Media Innovators…
Last week, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) hosted a capstone activity to mark the successes of its three-year peacebuilding project known as the Ethiopia Support Program.
KEA-MED College of Ethiopia celebrates its 20th anniversary as the Addis Ababa Campus held today graduation ceremony for its students trained in various streams in TVET, including undergraduate and master’s degree levels…
To support women entrepreneurs across sub–Saharan Africa, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) today opened applications for its She Wins Africa program, which aims to support the growth of up to 5000 women-led…
Addis Ababa University (AAU), the first state university in Ethiopia, has got its academic and administrative autonomy from the interference of the government and politicians.
Nearly 70 Ethiopian teenagers aged 10-17 have successfully completed the Coding School in Addis Ababa, delivered by ThinkYoung and Boeing.
Huawei participated in the job fair hosted by Addis Ababa Science and Technology University (AASTU), in order to provide fresh graduates employment and internship opportunities.
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a €63.09 million loan to Cameroon to promote entrepreneurship and improve skills to match industry needs.
The United States Agency for International Development/Ethiopia (USAID) celebrated the impact of its Feteh (Justice) project in Ethiopia, a $22 million (1.2 billion Birr activity).