By Scott Picken– Investing offshore has been made vastly easier with advances in tech, and for companies like Wealth Migrate. These options are now more accessible for investors through its online platform.
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The emerging start-up scene in Ethiopia: Ten young impact companies to present themselves at The Good Business (TGB) Demo Day on 7th June. In the spring TGB started as a COVID response initiative for Ethiopian companies with two programmes, the Accelerator for start-ups and the Evolver for SMEs.
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BY AREGU BALLEH – The sympathy Biden’s administration is showing towards TPLF is understandable although misguided.
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By Kebour Ghenna – Three months since I joined EZEMA and I can tell you the warmth I felt from everyone was like no other. I want to say thank you to all my well-wishers! To all those ‘disruptors’ among us, I say shame on you.
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Much has been written about the importance of advancing digital literacy on the African continent, especially among its younger citizens. With more than half of the world’s under-25s expected to live in Africa by 2050, mobilizing and inspiring this youthful population to be active participants of the global digital economy is central to the continent’s […]
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The Ariya not only reimagines what an electric vehicle could be but how people should feel when driving it.
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Looking over his hectares of rice in Saga, less than 10 minutes from central Niamey, Garba Soumana’s face is radiant. A gust of wind from the Niger River drowns out his voice, but in no way diminishes his joy. “Thank you, Lord. God is great,” he exclaims.
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By Office of Prime Minister of Ethiopia – Given Ethiopia’s arable land, water resources and a large number of productive manpower, the government has found it effective to concentrate its efforts on agriculture to lead Ethiopia into prosperity.
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Azerbaijan calls on international community to press Armenia By Aderajew Asfaw – After having attained its lawful territories back, Azerbaijan is striving to return internationally displaced persons (IDPs) back to their original areas, which was held by Armenia for over two decades.
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The annual rainy season in March – June, in conjunction with climate change, is a major concern for Kenyans across the country. Dirty flood waters rendering the roads unusable, and submerging residential areas, are expected again this year, and experts warn that better waste management, urban planning and warning systems are needed to help protect […]
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By Medassa Yimer Mohammed – Over the past few years several ethnic based violence and killings have been major headlines of both local and the international media. Why is this happening in the East African country with some 80 tribes and ethnic groups, which has history of thousands of years of statehood history of living […]
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The recent fuel price adjustment in Ethiopia may have created a certain amount of misunderstanding among citizens. Even though inflation is a result of complex imbalances in the economy unrelated to the fuel sector, it is important to understand the rationale behind fuel adjustments.
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BY TESFA-ALEM TEKLE – Azerbaijanis on Wednesday marked the 103rd anniversary of the 1918 March genocide, committed by Armenian forces jointly with Bolsheviks against Azerbaijanis.
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By Mabingue Ngom – While the rich history of the Women’s Day goes back to 1909 with civic action by working women in the streets of New York and has highlights in 1911 across several European cities, it was not until 1967 that the United Nations firmly dedicated 8 March as the International Women’s Day.
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By James Pearson – Ethiopian Airlines is by far Africa’s leading airline and is twice the size of number-two. It has grown faster than the rest of Africa’s top-10 put together.
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