Ethiopia Slams Egypt's Aswan Dam as 'Legacy of Destruction'
Ethiopia criticizes Egypt's Aswan Dam, citing unfair water usage and displacement of over 100,000 Nubians.
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Ethiopia criticizes Egypt's Aswan Dam, citing unfair water usage and displacement of over 100,000 Nubians.
Central Ethiopia Region's legislative assembly appoints Dr. Dylamo Ototore as the region's chief executive.
The Ethiopian Ministry of Education has launched the construction of a new boarding school in Bahir Dar, Amhara Region.
Central Ethiopia Region Council confirms three deputy chief administrators
Ethiopia's Central region appoints new leader, outlines 5-year development plan
The Horra Finfine Erectha festival was celebrated in Adis Abeba on October 3, 2023.
Oromo Irecha festival showcases people's greatness and love for the country
A new structural engineering study on the historical site of Yeha in northern Ethiopia has revealed that the 2,800-year-old Grat Be’al Gibri palace possessed incredible structural strength.
Kenyan financial services conglomerate NCBA Group PLC is setting its sights on Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo as its next major frontier markets.
Tigray rebels abandon regional capital Mekelle as Ethiopian federal forces and pro-government militias advance, sparking fears of renewed civil war.
Tigray rebels abandon Mekelle as government forces advance, local journalist and residents report
Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Turuneh sends a congratulatory message to the Oromo people on the occasion of Irrecha, highlighting the festival's significance in Ethiopian culture.