Andualem Sisay asked why so many Ethiopians still migrate into overcrowded Addis Ababa
The Reporter analysed Ethiopia’s foreign-exchange crunch after years of growth-first policy
Rolling power cuts were pinching Ethiopia’s cement industry, The Reporter said
A draft bill would let Ethiopian diaspora investors enter the banking sector
The Reporter said Ethiopia was preparing a venture-capital policy to spur private investment
Parliament approved a bill to create an independent communications authority
Kebour Ghenna asked hard political-economy questions about Ethiopia’s privatisation model
Ethiopia’s food and drug regulator banned several cooking-oil and children’s food brands
Religion News Service said faith-group backlash endangered a planned LGBTQ tour of Ethiopia
World Politics Review said Eritrea’s politics barely shifted after the Ethiopia peace breakthrough
Columbia’s Earth Institute described training Ethiopian field agents for climate-vulnerable farmers
Ethiopia Observer reviewed Claude McKay’s novel on Harlem, Communists, and Ethiopia’s 1930s crisis
OCHA’s Hararge snapshot said many returned IDPs still lacked shelter and basic services
Bloomberg said parliament approved a law opening Ethiopia’s telecom market to foreign investors
Tesfaye Demmellash examined ethnocentrism and the Ethiopian experience in a Borkena essay
Borkena said GERD outlet pipes were being replaced as a quality check before the 2020 deadline
Fairplanet said activist Abel Wabela paid a heavy price for pressing Ethiopia’s rule of law
KenGen won a Sh5.2 billion geothermal drilling and survey contract in Ethiopia