Society
Healthy soils critical for water, food, and energy security in Ethiopia
By Zablon Adane and Tinebeb Yohannes
Soil loss and degradation in Ethiopia threaten livelihood security and economic growth. These challenges are gaining long overdue attention...
Society
The entry of foreign banks might crumble the local Banks and Domestic Economy
By Abreham Ketema
The opening of foreign banks in developing countries is considered as a major step toward into the financial liberalization. The promoter of...
Society
Family planning – a magic bullet to eradicate poverty and ensure robust economic development
By Ephrem Berhanu
The International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) will be held in Pattaya City, Thailand from 14-17 November 2022. The theme of the...
Society
Ethiopia’s North Wollo Dryland Farmers Blissful About New Drought Tolerant Maize Varieties: Institute
By Mekonnen Teshome
Recurrent drought is one of the overwhelming natural disasters in Ethiopia mostly occurred due to alterations in rainfall patterns.
The country faces frequent...
Society
Progress on TB can be achieved in Africa
By Morounfolu (Folu) Olugbosi
The news in many parts of the world is that tuberculosis (TB) is reclaiming the title of the world’s most deadly...
Society
The Implementation COP
Many are calling the upcoming UN climate change conference in Egypt “Africa’s COP.” But Africans prefer to see it instead as “the implementation COP”...
Society
The Economic implications of the opening of the Ethiopian banking sector
These days, it is possible to listen to people discussing about the potential consequences of foreign investors in the banking industry following a draft...
Society
The COP of No Return
The human cost of climate change is making headlines almost daily. In a world of rising geopolitical tensions and daunting economic challenges, how can...
