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New report reveals enduring...

A comprehensive new report by Africa No Filter and a team of international researchers...

EDR secures path forward...

Following last week's tense situation, the Ethio-Djibouti Railway (EDR) and the Djibouti Ports and...

Experts predict minimal disruption to local banking market

Experts anticipate limited impact from foreign financial firms as Ethiopia opens its market. During a panel discussion hosted by Zemen Bank on the theme ‘Economic Liberalization and the Future of Banking in Ethiopia,’ experts examined the implications of foreign financial firms entering the Ethiopian market. The consensus indicated that while the market will open to competition, the influence of foreign banks is expected to be minimal. Prominent economist Tewodros Mekonnen emphasized the urgent need for macroeconomic reforms to rectify past policy errors. He explained how government development policies have affected the country’s macroeconomic landscape. Tewodros pointed out that excessive money printing has undermined the economy, stating, “If we are loose with our money—printing and injecting it without control—we intentionally make it cheap.” He asserted that no amount of patriotism could save a currency if economic policies...

Embraer eyes Ethiopia as...

As Africa’s aviation sector undergoes rapid transformation, Ethiopia is emerging as a strategic hub...

IATA urges African Governments...

Speaking at the 81st International Air Transport Association (IATA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) and...
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FOCAC 2025: China and Africa deepen...

In a historic gathering that signals a new era of partnership, senior representatives from China, 53 African countries, and...

Africa’s Youth lead the charge against...

Beijing, China As Africa faces mounting food security challenges amid rapid population growth, a new generation of young innovators is...

When court...

In Ethiopia, the principle of the rule of law is enshrined in the constitution and legal codes, promising justice,...

Why the...

In the Horn of Africa, across Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, and Sudan, the region is buffeted by economic shocks, political...

Africa’s new...

In the 21st century, the word “colonization” often conjures images of a bygone era—European flags planted in African soil,...

Ethiopia must...

In recent weeks, the plight of Ethiopia’s health professionals has moved from the quiet corridors of hospitals to the...

Empowering migrants, transforming economies

Labour migration is a powerful force shaping economies and societies across the globe, offering both opportunities and complex challenges. In this exclusive interview, Aida Awel, an expert involved with the Better Regional Migration Management (BRMM) programme of the International Labour Organization (ILO), sheds light on the multifaceted impacts of labour migration for Ethiopia and its neighbouring countries. The discussion explores the economic and social benefits for both countries of origin and destination, delves into the pressing challenges faced by Ethiopian migrants, especially those navigating irregular migration, and highlights the critical role of bilateral labour migration agreements and robust data systems in protecting migrants’ rights. With practical examples and policy insights, this interview provides a comprehensive look at how strategic migration governance can foster inclusive development, safeguard vulnerable workers, and drive sustainable change in the Horn of Africa and beyond. Capital: What are the economic and social benefits of labour migration for both the countries of origin and destination, particularly regarding development and integration? Aida Awel: When properly managed, labour migration can...

Pioneering Ethiopia’s Capital Market

As Ethiopia’s capital market takes its first bold steps, Wegagen Capital stands at the forefront of this financial transformation. In an exclusive interview with Capital’s Eyasu Zekarias, CEO Brutawit Abdi shares insights on the journey of launching Ethiopia’s first licensed investment bank, the challenges of building market infrastructure from the ground up, and the opportunities that lie ahead for both local and foreign investors. From navigating regulatory milestones and technological integration to fostering public awareness and attracting talent, Brutawit discusses how Wegagen Capital is shaping the future of investment in Ethiopia—and why she believes the country’s capital market is poised for remarkable growth in the years to come. Excerpts; Capital: As a pioneering institution, how do you assess the current state of the Ethiopian capital market since its inception? What are its most promising aspects? Brutawit Dawit Abdi: The Ethiopian capital market was established recently, and since its inception, significant progress has been made. An institutional framework has been created, along with regulations and directives. Awareness has been raised among banks,...
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Sandford International School

Dear Parents and Guardians, Greetings from the Sandford International School Admissions Team. We are pleased to invite interested Ethiopian parents or legal guardians to apply for a limited number of places available in select year groups for the 2025-26 academic year. Applications will be accepted until Friday, June 20, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. To apply, please: Pay the non-refundable application fee of Birr 2,000.00 Collect the application form from our Admissions Office Submit all required documents Please note that for entry into Year 2 and above, placerrjent will be determined by performance on the digital CAT4 admissions assessment. We look forward to welcoming new families to the Sandford community Year Groups Required D.O.В. Age 1. Reception By 31/8/2021 4 Years old by August 31, 2025 2 Year 2 By 31/8/2019 6 Years old by August 31, 2025 3. Year 3 By 31/8/2018 7 years old by August 31, 2025 4. Year 4 By 31/8/2017 8 years old by August 31, 2025 5. Year 5 By 31/8/2016 6 Year 6 By 31/8/2015 Kind regards, D INTERNATIONAL 9 years old by August 31, 2025 10 years old by August 31, 2025

Invitation for BID

RTI is an independent organization dedicated to conducting innovative, multidisciplinary research that improves the human condition. Founded as a centerpiece of the Research Triangle Park in North Carolina in 1958, RTI offers innovative research and development and a full spectrum of multidisciplinary services. It has a worldwide staff of more than 6,000 people. Feed the Future Ethiopia Transforming Agriculture (FTF-ETA) is inviting all eligible bidders to submit their detailed company profile, including their experience in producing similar machinery. We are seeking qualified manufacturing, importing, and wholesale companies with the necessary technical and financial capacity, and a valid business license for the current Ethiopian fiscal year (2017). Qualified bidders are invited to collect the RFQ/RFP from the RTI International website at https://www.rti.org/current-opportunities. Commodity/Service Required:Purchase of Feed Processing Technologies: Type of Procurement:Rendering machine: Electric Power:  25KW, Production Capacity 180qt/hr, Metal Type:  Mild Steal, Steam sterilization system adjustable temperature up to 200 0C, equipped with gear box - speed reducer Attached with Conveyor belt to Drier machine Drier Machine: Electric Power:  25KW, with two compartments: Fixed type up to 50qt/hr and Rotary type - 200qt/hr, Equipped with hot air-dry system, Total production capacity 250qt/hr, Metal type:  Mild steel Bone cutting machine:   Electric Power:  25KW,...
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“Togetherness – Celebrating Diversity and Harmony” Photographic Exhibition Showcasing Ethiopia’s rich heritage

The Embassy of Romania, in collaboration with the Embassies of Morocco, Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, the United Arab Emirates, and the Representation of UNESCO, has organized a photographic exhibition titled “Togetherness – Celebrating Diversity and Harmony.” The exhibition features a unique collection of photographs captured by diplomats during their field visits across Ethiopia. These images vividly portray the nation’s rich cultural...

China-Africa film week kicks off in Changsha, celebrating cinematic collaboration

Changsha, China The 2025 China-Africa Film Week officially opened last week in Changsha, Hunan Province, marking a significant milestone in cultural exchange and cooperation between China and Africa. The highly anticipated event brought together leaders, filmmakers, and cinema enthusiasts from both continents, all united by a shared vision to deepen ties and foster collaboration within the film industry. The opening ceremony,...
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Cultivated Stupidity and Economic...

In the discourse on economic development, attention is often given to factors such as infrastructure, policy, investment, education, and...

Currency Devaluation, Inflation and...

Currency devaluation and inflation are two economic phenomena that significantly influence the well-being of individuals and nations alike. For...

President Trump and Rare...

During his first Presidency (2017–2021), Donald Trump placed renewed focus on rare earth minerals, recognizing their critical importance to...

Shot and a Bet:...

These days, side gigs aren’t just about making ends meet; they’re about passion, creativity, and sometimes even going viral....

African legends bring hope...

When the wider world thinks of Somalia, the first things that are most likely to come to mind are...

Basketball Africa League 2025...

The 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL) playoffs and finals, which will be held at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria,...

2025: Reflecting on Ethiopia’s...

2025 marks 20 years since the 2005 national election—a moment that ignited hope on the country’s democracy.  Ethiopia had...

“China Up Close” Media...

A select group of leading media professionals from Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East will embark on...

Government unveils new investment...

To further open the economy to international players, the government has introduced new investment incentives designed to stimulate private...

Ethiopia must ban crypto...

Ethiopia has recently begun to attract the world’s attention in connection with cryptocurrencies. The 2024 Global Crypto Adoption Index...

China’s Infrastructure Revolution: Why...

By Seringe S.T. Touray In Beijing, as we transition into Spring, temperatures fluctuate - a contrast to the invariable political...

China’s Infrastructure Revolution: Why...

By Seringe S.T. Touray In Beijing, as we transition into Spring, temperatures fluctuate - a contrast to the invariable political...

Mantashe to attend major AOW energy event

South Africa’s Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Mr Gwede Mantashe has committed to attend the four-day AOW energy event (https://AOWEnergy.com/) in Cape Town from 7 – 10 October. AOW: Investing in African Energy brings together industry leaders to develop policy, share discoveries, secure investment, and shape Africa’s energy future. This year’s event will feature more than 1 600 senior delegates, 80 ministers and officials from 70+ countries and representatives of more than 760 companies. Announcing Mantashe’s confirmed attendance, Chief Executive Officer of Sankofa Events, Paul Sinclair...

The Gambia’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy Joins African...

On the back of major investments from multilateral finance institution the African Development Bank, The Gambia is poised to increase its electrification rate to 70% – 50% in rural areas – by the end of the year. In the wake of the country’s burgeoning energy sector, The Gambia’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy Nani Juwara will participate as a speaker at this year’s African Energy Week (AEW): Invest in African Energy 2024 conference, which takes place in Cape Town from November 4-8. The Gambia represents...