The Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority (DPFZA) has announced that despite a surge...

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia/Manama, Bahrain, March 27, 2026 – iibGroup has officially opened a Representative Office...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a warning that Eastern African economies remain at significant risk due to their ties to the Gulf, even as three vessels carrying 143,000 metric tons of jet fuel and gasoil have recently docked in Djibouti. In its analysis released earlier this week, the IMF highlighted that nations in the Horn of Africa—Ethiopia included—are grappling with diminished demand for service exports, logistical challenges, and declining remittances, all stemming from their reliance on trade with Gulf countries. The IMF also pointed out that ongoing conflicts could impact the global economy in multiple ways, leading to increased prices and slower growth. Ethiopia is currently facing noticeable oil shortages, with reports indicating a significant decrease in truck movements due to the fuel crisis. Sources informed Capital that the lack of diesel fuel, essential for...

For the past decade, launching a technology-oriented business in Ethiopia has been a challenging...

GAC Motor officially entered the Ethiopian market in 2025, launching New Energy Vehicles (NEVs)...

Ethiopia’s long-anticipated accession to the World Trade Organization now appears increasingly inevitable. After years of negotiation, recent efforts signal...

Consultants like to say: a crisis is just a system revealing itself. Ethiopia’s fuel shortage is doing exactly that. The war...

Wars have a way of traveling. They begin with missiles and statements, far from home, but they arrive quietly, in...

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