The United Nations Higher Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has said it has suspended its operations in the Western part of…
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Journalists from the globe confer in Ethiopia
Journalists from across the world gathered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for a three days conference and celebrate the World Press…
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Ethiopia appoints new defense, foreign ministers
Reshuffling his cabinet for the third time since coming to power a year ago, the reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed…
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Ethiopia urges Sudanese to avoid division
Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed calls on Sudanese people to avoid division and work together towards one united Sudan.
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Sudanese army overthrows President Al Bashir
Following several months long street protests, the Sudanese army today overthrows President Al Bashir and put him under house arrest.
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Causalities of gangs’ attack in Ethiopia reaches 27
The number people killed by heavily armed gangs in Amhara region over the weekend has increased to 27, according to…
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United States to help Ethiopia improve rule of law
Today, the United States announced the launch of its new two-year, $4 million Feteh project to support the strengthening of…
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Armed men kill at least 16 people in Ethiopia
Heavily armed men wearing Ethiopian military uniform, kill at least 16 people over the weekend in Kemise, Majete and Ataye…
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Eritrea accuses Turkey, Qatar of supporting opposition
The Government of Eritrea accused the government of Turkey and Qatar for supporting an opposition called Eritrean Muslim League and…
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Ethiopia’s Somali party opens door for other Ethiopians
The Somali Peoples Democratic Party of Ethiopia today rebranded itself as Somali Democratic Party (SDP) opening its door for all…
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AIM lists ethnic vilolence in Addis Ababa under PM Abiy regime
The inhabitants of Addis Ababa have been under constant attack by narrow Oromo nationalists leading to ethnic violences and mass…
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Africa told to addressroot causes of conflicts
Africa cannot have sustainable development without sustaining peace, United Nations Deputy Secretary General, Amina Mohammed said Saturday.
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