Farm Insurance Retreats as El Niño Advances in Ethiopia
Insurers in Ethiopia increasingly reluctant to offer farm insurance as El Niño raises climate risks
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Insurers in Ethiopia increasingly reluctant to offer farm insurance as El Niño raises climate risks
Dispute centers on who decides dividend, meeting rights for shares traded on secondary market
Mastercard seeks regulatory approval to enter Ethiopia's domestic payments market, aiming to bring digital payment technologies to farming communities.
MIDROC Investment Group starts construction on a second Sheraton-branded hotel in Addis Abeba, ahead of Ethiopia hosting the 32nd United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP32) in 2027.
Ethiopia's National Defense Force safeguards national sovereignty, public peace, and stability.
Ethiopia's Ministry of Justice relaunches transitional justice process, prioritizing National Dialogue recommendations and addressing existing gaps.
WHO Ethiopia and Plan International Ethiopia give adolescent Timrhabiruk Mulugeta a symbolic seat at the policy table.
Ethiopian National Defense Forces occupy school compounds in Wukro, raising concerns among residents and parents about safety and education.
Ethiopia's Tigray region resumes DDR program, allowing former fighters to surrender weapons and register for civilian life in Mekelle.
Col. Tewolde Embeb recounts escape of Lt. Gen. Taddesse Werede and associates from captivity in Mekelle
Ethiopia's federal government establishes a six-month caretaker administration in Tigray, appointing five officials to oversee regional administration, security, and reconstruction.
Ethiopian federal police extradite Adnew Bashaw from Malawi to face trial for human trafficking and organized crime