The Ethiopia Petroleum and Energy Authority (PEA), has introduced a stringent fuel conservation and...

Tracing the Journey Behind the Creation of the Monument Families of victims, Ethiopian officials, and...

Contrary to expectations that the recent macroeconomic reforms would stimulate growth, Ethiopia's export sector—excluding a few specific goods—is currently underperforming. This shortfall was a central topic in a high-level, closed-door meeting convened on Saturday, March 7, by the Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration (MoTRI). The meeting was called to address concerns raised by the Ministry of Revenue (MoR) regarding the impact of newly implemented tax regulations on exporters, who report that the measures are straining their financial operations. The gathering brought together MoTRI leadership and exporters, primarily those operating within the ministry's direct oversight. While commodities such as coffee and gold fall under the purview of other regulatory bodies, MoTRI is responsible for shepherding the export of pulses and oilseeds, a sector that has historically been a significant contributor to Ethiopia's commodity export revenues. A primary...

Ethiopia has launched a new Research-to-Policy Hub aimed at strengthening the link between academic...

Industry groups warn current rules could strain middle-income professionals Employees in Ethiopia’s banking sector are...

A war on Iran, driven primarily by the US and Israel, would expose a deep contradiction: the selective application...

Every year on March 8, the world performs a familiar ritual. Governments issue statements, corporations launch social media campaigns,...

With less than three months to go until the June 1, 2026 election, Ethiopia is entering a critical window....

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s recent visit to Ethiopia marks more than a routine diplomatic engagement. It signals a carefully...