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 plans to electrify its strategic Djibouti trade corridor with a multi-million-dollar electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure project to reduce fuel reliance and lower transportation...
Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Zewde meets with Huawei's Eric Yu to discuss Ethiopia's digital journey
Addis Ababa has won the 2026 World Cities Day "Shanghai Award"
Multiple drone strikes hit northern Ethiopia, killing at least 25 civilians, including children, in Amhara and Tigray states.
Ethiopia has begun operating 26 natural gas-powered buses in Addis Ababa, marking a significant shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation.
PM Abiy Ahmed emphasizes the need for universal preparedness to achieve comprehensive prosperity in Ethiopia.
Ethiopia Police University joins Interpol's global academy network to enhance training and combat international crime.
Addis Ababa continues to solidify its role as a major diplomatic center, hosting numerous international institutions and diplomatic missions.
Ethiopia's national electric utility has inaugurated 11 electric vehicle charging stations in six cities, expanding the country's green transportation infrastructure.
Addis Ababa's transport services are being modernized, with 26 city buses converted to run on natural gas, according to Mayor Adanech Abebe.
Amhara region's coalition to prevent corruption and promote ethics is showing positive results
Mekele University has started accepting new students for the 2019 academic year, with over 1,800 students expected to join.
