The Ethiopian Maritime Training Institute (EMTI) has announced that Ethiopia will soon be recognized...

Investors in Ethiopia's industrial parks have reported that shortcomings in banking procedures and restrictions...

The Ethiopian Sugar Industry Group (ESIG) is embroiled in a legal dispute following the termination of a supply agreement, triggered by recent foreign exchange liberalization reforms. Founded under Ethiopian Investment Holdings in 2022, ESIG oversees sugar sales and manages milling projects. It now faces a 1.4 billion birr lawsuit from Agrocorp International, a Singaporean agricultural commodity trading company, over the annulment of a contract to supply 100,000 metric tons of sugar. According to information obtained by Capital, the two parties entered into a contract in April 2024 to supply sugar aimed at stabilizing the market. This was necessary as domestic sugar mills, including the autonomous factories at Wonji Shoa, Metehara, Kessem, Fincha, and Tana Beles, were operating well below capacity. After several months of unsuccessful negotiations, ESIG decided to cancel the contract, leading to the current litigation. The...

Ethiopia ranks near the bottom globally for child survival, with an under‑five mortality rate...

Ethiopia's social entrepreneurs are battling to transform high-quality educational innovations from promising pilots into...

Consultants like to say: a crisis is just a system revealing itself. Ethiopia’s fuel shortage is doing exactly that. The war...

Wars have a way of traveling. They begin with missiles and statements, far from home, but they arrive quietly, in...

A war on Iran, driven primarily by the US and Israel, would expose a deep contradiction: the selective application...

Every year on March 8, the world performs a familiar ritual. Governments issue statements, corporations launch social media campaigns,...