The Ethio-Djibouti Railway (EDR) SC is undergoing a significant transformation into a holding company,...

Banks have indicated that the recent relaxation of the credit growth cap is expected...

In the aftermath of the fertilizer scandal, the Prime Minister's Office has taken decisive control of strategic commodity management, focusing on essential agricultural inputs to ensure prompt and effective responses. A specialized high-level committee has been quickly established to investigate the issue thoroughly and transparently. With this strengthened leadership, the Prime Minister's Office now leads the operations of the Ethiopian Agricultural Businesses Corporation (EABC), the country's primary supplier of agricultural inputs. This initiative aims to foster innovation, accountability, and efficiency to enhance food security and support farmer prosperity. In response to the influx of substandard fertilizer imported from China, top executives at EABC and Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics (ESL) have been replaced, along with changes in the chairpersons of the boards of both state-owned enterprises. Under the new structure, Alemtsehay Paulos, Head of the Prime Minister’s Office...

Despite a boycott by opposition groups, a field visit on October 11th in Melkasa...

Ethiopia has solidified its position as a key player in the global logistics community...

Ethiopia is currently navigating a decisive phase in its economic development. Recently, the Ministry of Finance announced the unsuccessful...

Social media platforms have surged in popularity, far surpassing traditional media outlets, especially among young people and digital natives....

Ethiopia is on the verge of a major economic milestone: joining the World Trade Organization (WTO), the global body...

In recent months, Ethiopia has witnessed a disturbing surge in the arrests of journalists, media professionals, and human rights...