More than 9 million Ethiopian children are currently out of school. They are caught in the crossfire of armed conflicts, natural disasters, tribal tensions and economic hardships.

Supporters of Ethiopia's warring factions are exploiting increasingly advanced technology and poor media literacy to spread disinformation that provokes anger between ethnic groups, risking fresh ...

Injera, the cornerstone of Ethiopian cuisine, is made from teff flour, which comes from an ancient grain. Its distinct sour ...

Abu Dhabi-listed Phoenix Group has signed an 80-megawatt (MW) power purchase agreement (PPA) in Ethiopia, marking its expansion into the African market. The agreement, made in collaboration with Data7 ...

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, China, and Egypt follow Ethiopia as the countries with the highest rate of retractions, according to the study, which was conducted by Achal Agrawal, a data scientist based in ...

Schools in Axum banned the wearing of hijab by girls, despite the court order and directive by the Tigray Regional Education ...

Japanese companies are showing growing interest to explore business opportunities in Ethiopia and the recent Ethio-Japan Trade and Investment Symposium was useful in that regard, Ambassador Shibata ...

The Ministry of Agriculture has announced that Ethiopia’s tractor plowing rate has risen from 5.7% in 2020 to 25%, marking a ...

The Ethiopia-Japan Trade and Investment Symposium commenced today in Addis Ababa, bringing together over 50 Japanese company representatives, government officials, and key stakeholders.

Q: What is the Dollar worth against the Ethiopian Birr? A: One Dollar is worth 127.1473 Ethiopian Birr today Q: Is the Dollar going up or down against the Ethiopian Birr? A: Today's exchange rate ...

Phoenix Group, an Abu Dhabi-listed blockchain and crypto solutions company, has signed an 80-megawatt power purchase agreement in Ethiopia, marking its strategic entry into the African market.

Kenya’s high court will decide whether it has jurisdiction to hear a $2.3bn case brought against Meta by Mr Abrham and two others. The group claim that Facebook’s algorithms amplified hateful speech ...