Ethiopia's Defense Force: A Pillar of National Sovereignty and Progress
Ethiopia's defense force has reached new heights of technological advancement, popular support, and psychological strength.
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Ethiopia's defense force has reached new heights of technological advancement, popular support, and psychological strength.
Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe announces plans to improve public transport in the city, including the conversion of 26 city buses to natural gas.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced plans to replace fuel-powered buses in Addis Ababa with gas-powered ones within a few years.
The Ethiopian Police University has officially joined the Interpol Global Academy Network, marking a significant milestone in the country's law enforcement cooperation with the internatio...
Ethiopia and Russia upgrade strategic partnership, strengthening bilateral cooperation in various fields.
The United Nations has pledged support for a peaceful resolution to Ethiopia's quest for sea access.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says the country's energy shift from fuel to natural gas not only benefits transportation but also boosts industries.
Gunfire has been heard from the Ethiopian side of the border in Kenya's town of Moyale, as 36,000 people have crossed into Kenya fleeing violence.
Sub-Saharan Africa's economy is projected to grow by 4.3% in 2026, with Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Uganda leading the way with diverse development strategies.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says strategic cooperation with Russia will accelerate country's prosperity journey
Ethiopia's media authority grants new broadcast license to Tigray Media Corporation
Ethiopia's Amhara region launches QR code receipts to prevent commercial fraud and improve revenue collection.