The 17th United Nations (UN) Chinese Language Day held in Addis Ababa on Thursday...

Green Motion Ethiopia and Ethiopian Airlines have signed a strategic partnership that will allow...

Ethiopia was among the fastest-growing economies globally in 2025, with the International Monetary Fund saying the country’s reform momentum helped support strong growth, improve external balances and attract investor confidence. The IMF, however, warned that fuel supply pressures, aid cuts and wider regional risks could still weigh on the outlook in 2026 and beyond. In its April 2026 Regional Economic Outlook for sub-Saharan Africa, the IMF said economic activity across the region expanded at the fastest pace in more than a decade in 2025, with Ethiopia named among a group of countries whose stronger performance reflected “sound domestic policy choices.” The report also highlighted Ethiopia’s macroeconomic reforms, exchange-rate adjustments and reductions in fuel subsidies as measures that are beginning to pay off through improved external balances and a clearer path for private investment. The Fund said...

A new IFAD report warns that disruptions in global fertilizer and fuel supplies are...

Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates are strengthening logistics cooperation to shield trade flows...

Sub-Saharan Africa is entering a harder economic era. After a relatively strong 2025, the region is now facing the...

The passing of Ambassador Konjit Sinegiorgis marks the end of an era in Ethiopian diplomacy, an era defined not...

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...