Orange weighs a stake in Ethio Telecom as Ethiopia opens the phone market
Opposition leaders warn that delaying the 2020 election could spark unrest
Ethiopia’s week-long internet cutoff ends, but the state still holds the switch
Tigray pardons 2,004 prisoners as it marks the Hawzen martyrs
Egypt asks Ethiopia and Sudan to speed talks on the Nile dam
India tells its nationals in Ethiopia to stay alert after attacks on foreigners
More than 2,100 Ethiopian migrants fly home from Yemen on aid flights
Drought leaves about 11.7 million people in the Horn severely short of food
Ethiopian evangelical churches start sending their own missionaries abroad
Abiy Ahmed asks Protestant leaders to form a committee and heal church splits
Yemane Gebreab says peace with Ethiopia is holding and still needs work
A critic tells Abiy Ahmed to staff the civil service by competence and merit
Jan Egeland says displaced families in Dilla lack food and decent shelter
Ethiopia’s startup ambitions still depend on a network the state can switch off
Ethiopia is chosen to host the 2021 world telecom development conference
Funding gaps left most refugees in Ethiopia without skills training
Borkena said an Eritrean delegation led by Osman Saleh met Abiy Ahmed in Addis
Africanews said Eritrea and Ethiopia marked milestones near the peace deal’s first year
Business Daily said Ethiopian miraa was squeezing Kenya’s traditional Somalia market
Borkena interviewed Canadian ambassador Antoine Chevrier on Ethiopia’s reforms
TimesLIVE said Addis Ababa planned a motorcycle ban to curb street crime
Tezera Tazebew examined the unfinished, conflicted path of Ethiopia’s modernity
Kebour Ghenna called Ethio Telecom privatisation a costly “scam” to watch carefully
NRC said Ethiopia recorded the world’s highest number of new displacements
Flightglobal said Collins Aerospace signed an Ethiopian Airlines MRO support deal
UNDP and donors pledged about $40 million to support Ethiopia’s next election
Sight Magazine said an Ethiopian evangelical church was ordered to vacate after 10 years
Borkena said Ethiopia offered tax exemptions on agricultural machinery imports
Fitch Solutions said Ethiopia was emerging as a key light-manufacturing hub in Africa
Borkena said an EPRDF executive meeting blamed weak leadership for worsened problems
Black Star News said The Guardian confirmed Oakland Institute findings on Lower Omo harm
Ethiopia’s public health institute said cholera cases had passed 600 nationwide
Borkena shared Abrham Belayneh’s new song “Ete Abay” as a culture note
CFR’s Michelle Gavin said the US should face Ethiopia’s hard transition challenges
Atlas Obscura said Dallol’s extreme volcanic landscape drew Mars scientists and tourists
Quartz said Ethiopia’s Sheba Valley startups were hurt by social-media and internet blocks
New Internationalist said a Dutch firm had patented Ethiopia’s staple teff crop
Ethiopia Observer said Hawassa faced disorder as Sidama statehood pressure turned violent
Al Jazeera reported Ethiopian migrants rescued after the dangerous Horn-to-Yemen crossing
Tibebe Samuel Ferenji argued Ethiopia still did not fit “failed state” status
Thomas Matthew recalled midnight street terror in 1974 Ethiopia for The New Indian Express
VOA said Ethiopia’s finance minister was preparing to privatise key state enterprises
Business Daily said the Kenya–Ethiopia power highway would reshape East African energy trade
Araya G. Tekleabib urged Ethiopians to hear a “mother call” amid Abiy Ahmed’s early reforms
Reuters said Ethiopia would split Ethio Telecom into two businesses before privatisation
Quartz said Shenzhen suppliers were powering Ethiopia’s growing tech startup scene
Trócaire’s Seán Farrell described a drought-resilience water project near Adigrat
UK researchers said many Ethiopian construction and factory workers earned below poverty wages
Quartz said Ethiopia’s ZayRide taxi app planned to launch in Liberia after Addis success
Amnesty said Ethiopia’s Human Rights Commission needed deep reform to serve victims
DIE ZEIT asked whether Ethiopia’s Addis Ababa observatory could keep science talent at home
Ethiopia inaugurated a 220-kilometer toll road linking Dire Dawa toward the Djibouti corridor
Abiy Ahmed said in Dessie he would resign within a day if Oromo officials dominated government
Dessie residents told Abiy Ahmed the constitution opened a path toward Ethiopia’s breakup
The World Bank announced a $500 million grant for climate action through landscape management
Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics said it was modernising services ahead of partial privatisation
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