Ethiopia Electric Utility (EEU) has announced an ambitious 25-year electricity distribution master plan requiring...

Ethio telecom says it is in ongoing discussions with Netflix over the business model...

The Ministry of Finance aims to raise 197.2 billion birr through Treasury bill (T-bill) auctions during the first quarter of Ethiopia's 2026/27 fiscal year. This initiative comes as government borrowing costs continue to decline and the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) increasingly employs market-based monetary policy instruments, including repurchase (repo) operations. According to the ministry's auction calendar, seven T-bill auctions are scheduled between July 8 and September 30, 2026. The largest single issuance, valued at 40 billion birr, is slated for August 5. The fiscal year's inaugural auction on July 8 successfully raised 30.71 billion birr at an average yield of 9.2 percent. This marks a return to single-digit T-bill rates after an extended period of elevated borrowing costs. Treasury bill yields had already been trending downward in the previous fiscal year, reaching an average of 11.7...

Ethiopia’s digital finance industry has entered a new phase with the formal launch of...

The National Bank of Ethiopia has broadened its restriction on cryptocurrencies and other virtual...

Ethiopia cannot afford to wait for the next global crisis to expose the weakness of its economy. The ongoing...

Ethiopia’s record export earnings in 2025/26 should be welcomed, but they also expose a familiar weakness: the country still...

For Ethiopia's business community, the greatest obstacle to growth today is no longer inflation, foreign exchange shortages, or access...

With Ethiopia having just conducted its election, the country now enters another crucial political moment: translating political legitimacy into...