Africa's Governments Treat Internet as Protest Infrastructure, Courts Lag Behind
African governments frequently shut down the internet during protests, but courts have not adapted to address this issue.
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African governments frequently shut down the internet during protests, but courts have not adapted to address this issue.
Eritrean soldiers move deep into Tigray region as fighting escalates between national army and regional forces
Eritrean troops have deployed in Ethiopia's Tigray region, sparking concerns of a wider regional war.
Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe expresses gratitude to outgoing leaders for their service to the city.
Addis Ababa builds sports facilities to produce competitive citizens
Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Truneh meets with Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima
East African agribusinesses to benefit from $10 million fund
Ethiopia and Nigeria have launched a food security initiative to boost Africa's future by ensuring children's health, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Truneh said.
The Ethiopian Ministry of Planning and Development is set to be renamed the Ministry of National Strategy as part of a broader restructuring effort.
Ethiopia's Koye Feche Condominium sees installation of smart electricity meters for over 30,000 households
Ethiopian parliament approves draft proclamation to reorganize federal government executive bodies
World Bank raises 2026 growth forecast for Sub-Saharan Africa to 4.3 percent