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Media Council Warns Against AI-generated Misinformation on Press Freedom Day
This year’s Press Freedom Day was marked by statements from the UN and the Ethiopian Media Council (EMC) cautioning about the risks posed by...
Calls for African Credit Rating Agency Grow Louder
Calls for the establishment of an African-led credit rating agency sounded out again during a dialogue organized by the UN Economic Commission for Africa...
Amnesty International Spotlights Growing Violence, Rights Abuses in Africa
Amnesty International says harrowing civil rights abuses perpetrated by both government and rebel forces in Africa are on the rise. In an April report, the...
Djibouti Cracks Down on Undocumented Ethiopian Migrants, Inks Deal with Cairo
Ethiopian citizens residing in Djibouti say they face threats and harassment at the hands of plain-clothes officers as the Djiboutian government cracks down on...
A House Reclaimed, A Legacy Renewed
Alemtsehay Wodajo’s Cultural Center Opens in Historic Addis Ababa Residence On Saturday, April 26, a long-anticipated dream takes tangible form in the heart of Ethiopia’s...
Wage Adjustment Demands Grow Louder with Teachers, Health Workers Leading Charge
Health professionals threaten general strike if terms unmet by May 11 The government is under growing pressure to adjust wages for civil servants, with education...
Insurers Renew Demands for Independent Regulator Behind NBE’s Banking Focus
Insurance executives say a tendency to focus on banking at the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) necessitates a new independent regulator if the industry...
London Conference Disappoints as Sudan Enters Third Year of War
Children, humanitarian workers among victims of latest escalation Global leaders and senior dignitaries gathered in London this week to work out a solution for the...
Markets in Slump Ahead of Easter Celebrations
The markets and bazaars of Addis Ababa began to see a swarm of customers this week as followers of the Christian faith prepare for...
