How to save money as a graduate student
By Andrew Ibrahimi – Whether you’re studying for a degree in arts, or science, or pursuing an MBA, being a graduate student often means dealing with a mounting financial burden.
Why Ethiopia’s reliance on Djibouti Port is unsustainable
In this article the contributor argues that Ethiopia’s reliance on Djibouti Port is unsustainable due to “outrageous costs and illegal practices and embezzlement practices at the highest level”. At present Ethiopia’s imports…
Digital disruption in Africa
A must for all budding tech billionaires – a dynamic discussion by three experts at the coal face of growing successful technology-led businesses who will share their insights, route to market, and…
Ethiopia’s pragmatic path in BRICS
By Henok Tadele Haile – When Ethiopia gained admission into the prestigious BRICS bloc last week, a wave of jubilation resounded across the country. This monumental event signals a coming of age…
Opportunities for African OPEC members
By NJ Ayuk – In this article the writer argues that delayed organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cuts mean opportunity for African members. Quota-related decisions made at OPEC’s 35th meeting…
Drives intelligent healthcare through e-health
“Health is wealth.” The famous proverb that has always held true and assumes even greater significance, today, as a host of manmade and environmental factors take a heavy toll on physical and…
Unlocking youth power in tackling climate change
By Elizabeth Wathuti – In an increasingly volatile world, the grip of extreme weather events tightens, unleashing droughts, floods, and heat waves that wreak havoc on vulnerable communities.
Can Ethiopia’s diplomatic renaissance re-ignite economic resurgence
By Haile Henok Tadele – Like the radiant colors of dawn after a moonless night, Ethiopia is stirring to life following its peace accord, as diplomatic channels reopen and opportunity glimmers on…
Bringing water system back to life in Tigray, Ethiopia
“I’m the water man,” says Weldekiros Assefa, an engineer and water and sanitation expert for Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Ethiopia. “I have the best job at MSF.”
An inside look at Nokia’s moon mission
Nokia Bell Labs is deploying the first cellular network on the Moon to demonstrate that cellular technologies can provide the critical communications needs for future lunar or Martian missions.
Angola’s plan to improve oil industry yielding fruit
By NJ Ayuk – Angola has been in the petroleum business for a long time. The country’s crude yields peaked in 2008 at slightly less than 2 million barrels per day (bpd)…
Requirements and steps to invest in Ethiopia
By Woubishet Sisay – The Government of Ethiopian has implemented various initiatives to promote economic growth and attract investment. These include the Homegrown Economic Reform Agenda, which aims to address macroeconomic imbalances…
Ten ways to make money from your blog in 2023
By Smith Allen – In today’s digital age, to make money from your news blog or website, there are several strategies you can implement.
Unleashing telecom’s power in Ethiopia
By Liban Gaashaan – Ethiopia, one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, is becoming a promising destination for telecom firms looking to expand their business operations.