Ethiopia Celebrates Its Greatness and Envisions a Brighter Future
Ethiopia marks its greatness with a large population, rich history, and promising future.
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Ethiopia marks its greatness with a large population, rich history, and promising future.
Ethiopians, particularly the Oromo people, mark Irecha, a cultural festival celebrating the end of the rainy season and the transition to a new season.
Ethiopian Investment Holdings injects $55 million into 150-key Hilton Garden Inn and wellness complex in Addis Ababa.
Addis Ababa police announce road closures in the city for the Irecha Hora Finfine festival, effective October 1, 2023.
Ethiopia has declared Egyptian diplomat Ahmed Maheram Ahmed Soliman persona non grata and ordered him to leave the country within 48 hours.
Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Truneh sends warm greetings to Ethiopians on the occasion of the Errecha festival, highlighting its significance as a celebration of gratitude and unity.
African textile manufacturers are turning to artificial intelligence and robotics to improve efficiency and support higher-value production.
Ethiopia and Eritrea sever diplomatic relations as fighting intensifies in northern Ethiopia, sparking fears of a wider regional conflict.
Solar-powered irrigation systems are transforming farming in Ethiopia, saving farmers money on fuel and helping them weather unpredictable rainfall.
Ethiopia and Eritrea cut diplomatic relations as Tigray fighting intensifies, raising regional tensions and fears of a return to the devastating Tigray war.
Côte d’Ivoire accelerates renewable energy transition with Ferké Solar power plant
Ethiopia's central bank reviews first two greenfield subsidiary applications from foreign banks, highlighting confidence in macroeconomic reforms.