East Africa
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Elsewhere in East Africa
African governments are turning to local stock markets to raise cash, fund new projects, and shift ownership to regular citizens due to strict international borrowing limits and rising debt.
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed warns against destructive politics, citing Eritrea's downfall
Ethiopian society's emphasis on conformity and imitation stifles independent thought and intellectual engagement, experts say.
Tensions in Ethiopia's Tigray region must be resolved through peaceful dialogue to prevent conflict, according to Brigadier General Gebreegziabher Bayene.
The city of Addis Ababa has implemented various measures to prevent unreasonable price hikes and protect consumer interests.
Thousands rally in Amhara region to show support for Ethiopian National Defense Forces
The Addis Ababa city administration has allocated an additional 500 million birr to enhance the product supply and quality of consumer cooperatives in the capital city.
Ethiopia is leveraging nuclear technology and artificial intelligence to drive national development and become a technological hub in Africa.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has officially inaugurated the Megucchi Irrigation Dam Project in Gondar, marking a significant milestone for the region's development.
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurates the Meguchi Dam project in Gondar, marking a significant milestone in the country's development efforts.
IMF warns of alarming risks to Ethiopia's economy and reform programme due to rising security tensions
Ethiopia to finalize $1 billion Eurobond exchange by December, says Central Bank governor.
