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High Court to Rule on Human Rights First IDP Lawsuit on Friday
The Federal High Court’s Fundamental Human Rights Protection Bench will rule next week on a lawsuit filed against the Council of Ministers, the Ministry...
Ethiopia Lags in AI Readiness as Digital Divide Deepens, World Bank Warns
Ethiopia is among the world’s lowest-performing countries in artificial intelligence (AI) readiness, trailing on both scale and intensity of AI capacity, according to a...
Red Sea Pressures Intensified; Ethiopia’s Search for Access Reordering the Horn
On the eve of the New Year, diplomatic traffic through Addis Ababa has intensified in ways that appear routine on the surface but, upon...
Ethiopia Among Ten Countries Blocking USD 1.08 Billion in Airline Revenues: IATA Report
Ethiopia is one of ten countries responsible for nearly ninety percent of airline funds blocked globally, with USD 54 million in foreign currency revenues...
Ethiopian Airlines Tables Fresh Capital Increase Request to State Holding Firm
The Ethiopian Airlines Group has formally resubmitted a request for a capital increase to the executives of Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH), reviving a proposal...
ECWC Board Dismisses 14 Management Members after Leadership Review
The Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECWC) has dismissed more than a dozen senior members of its management team following a comprehensive leadership performance review...
Rights Federation Slams “Alarming Deterioration” of Civic Freedoms in Ethiopia
A landmark report from the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) warns that Ethiopia’s human rights environment has deteriorated dramatically, detailing a pattern of...
Central Bank Spotlights Limitations Lurking behind Digital Payment Adoption
A draft digital payment strategy unveiled by the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) this week highlights the inactivity, fraud, fragmentation, and widening rural-rurban divide...
Ethiopia Yet to Ratify Landmark AU Convention to End Violence Against Women and Girls
Despite hosting the African Union (AU) Summit where the Convention to End Violence Against Women and Girls was adopted in February 2025, Ethiopia has...
War of Words with Cairo Takes on a New Tone
Ethiopia has sharply escalated its diplomatic language against Egypt, accusing Cairo of abandoning meaningful dialogue over the Nile, issuing “veiled and not-so-veiled threats,” and...
