For seven decades, Rotary in Ethiopia has stood not as a distant donor, but...

The Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) has announced the introduction of a new competency assessment...

Addis Ababa is struggling to deliver basic public services not because of a lack of funds, but because of an over‑centralized system and a demoralized workforce, a new study by the Policy Studies Institute (PSI) warns. The report, titled “Responsiveness of Public Institutions in Ethiopia: Practices, Challenges, and Policy Options,” paints a stark picture of a capital city where frontline workers have little or no power to make decisions, are underpaid, and are increasingly absent from their posts — all of which has left residents facing long delays and frustration when trying to access government services. The study identifies excessive centralization of power as the main bottleneck behind the city’s service breakdown. While the city is growing fast and handling millions of citizen requests each year, decision‑making authority remains tightly concentrated at the top, leaving frontline...

The Bank of Abyssinia (BoA) is navigating a high‑stakes tax dispute with the Ministry...

African airlines posted the strongest year‑on‑year traffic growth of any world region in 2025,...

We are tired of the endless headlines that bring new deaths, the names of the fallen read out like...

In a lavish ceremony at Davos on 22 January 2026, President Donald Trump unveiled his "Board of Peace" —...

The digital world beckons today’s youth with an irresistible glow — endless streams of likes, viral challenges, and instant...

The 20th century promised a world governed by institutions, diplomacy, and the rule of law. The 21st is proving...