East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Ethiopia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
Ethiopia's National Dialogue Conference may redefine the country's political order, challenging Amhara nationalism's traditional assumption of being tied to the governing center.
A group of Japanese students visited the Adwa Victory Memorial in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to learn about the country's history and culture.
US imposes visa sanctions on TPLF hardliners, sparking concerns over prioritization of justice and accountability in Ethiopia's Tigray region.
Ethiopia's capital city, Addis Ababa, has undergone significant transformation in recent years, becoming a model for urban development in Africa.
Ethiopia's handling of Tigray region sparks concerns of marginalization and exclusion, echoing Eritrea's path to independence.
Ethiopia's National Dialogue Commission must address minority protection to ensure the country's federal system works fairly for all groups.
Despite improved exam security, Ethiopian classrooms still struggle with honesty and integrity, reflecting broader institutional decay.
Ethiopia's civilization developed through interaction of two historical streams: Axum's Christian legacy and Harar's eastern tradition.
Ethiopia's #ትሰማ campaign against gender violence sparks wider discussion on culture, justice, and feminism.
Ethiopia faces threats from historical enemies and internal bandits, jeopardizing its peace and progress.
Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam nears completion despite intense diplomatic, economic, and geopolitical pressures from Egypt and other regional actors.
Ethiopia's anti-Abiy alliance, Tsmido, unites diverse groups against PM Abiy Ahmed but lacks a clear post-Abiy plan, sparking concerns about its viability and potential consequences.
