Sidama political parties issue warning
Addis Ababa Baladera Council press conference disrupted by unknown individuals
Wektawi Gudayoch (Ethiopian Current Affairs) on Mereja TV – 9 July 2019
Wektawi Gudayoch (Ethiopian Current Affairs) on Mereja TV – 8 July 2019
June droughts could cut sorghum harvests in Ethiopia’s highlands by up to 40 percent in strong El Niño years, study finds
Near Lalibela, honey from bees living in church walls is used in an old healing rite called Mar
Ethiopia hosts Justified Accord 2019, a U.S.-led exercise for peacekeepers serving in Somalia
In era of reform, Ethiopia still reverts to old tactics to censor press – CPJ
Addis Ababa mechanics keep old Volkswagen Beetles running as the last Beetle rolls off the line in Mexico
Tigray plans to sell shares in three EFFORT companies, including Mesebo Cement, to diaspora investors
In Addis Ababa, YA Coffee serves specialty coffee brewed only in the traditional jebena
At Awaday, the world’s biggest khat market, millions change hands overnight as farmers turn from coffee to the leaf
Jail Ogaden stands empty, with diaries, logs and bones still scattered in its yard
Ethiopian universities spend under 2 percent of their budgets on research. A scholar argues for rewards, not mandates
Abiy Ahmed presses Kenya and Somalia to settle their sea border dispute out of court
Journalists face terrorism charges as Ethiopia’s defence ministry vows to sue media after the 22 June killings
Ermias Legesse talks about the status of Addis Ababa
Ethiopian TV channels agree to move to SES’s NSS-12 satellite to create a dedicated Ethiopian bouquet
In Mekelle, a reggae ballad for Tigrayan unity captures growing anger at Abiy Ahmed’s government
Ethiopia’s parliament approves a 386.95 billion birr budget for 2019/20
The campaign to derail PM Abiy’s reform movement – Qegnet on Mereja TV
Spirituality and national affairs – Discussion with Ato Hailu Yohannes
Amhara Police Commission statement on arrested suspects
Opposition politician Yilkal Getnet accuses the ruling party of working to dismantle Ethiopia
Ethiopia lifts power rationing as water rises behind the Gibe III dam
Ethiopian prisons are filling up once again; latest victim: Elias Gebru
Brig. General Asaminew Tsige’s wife arrested
Abiy Ahmed says Ethiopia will send 50,000 workers to the UAE within a year to ease unemployment
Wektawi Gudayoch (Ethiopian Current Affairs) on Mereja TV – 5 July 2019
Prof. Merera Gudina on PM Abiy Ahmed’s Parliament report
Activist Jawar Mohammed talks about the separation of Tigray Region
Addis Ababa starts feeding its schoolchildren as drought pushes up food prices in the capital
Nearly a third of TB patients at an Addis Ababa hospital show signs of depression, study finds
A year after Abiy Ahmed’s Asmara visit, the Ethiopia-Eritrea peace has lost its glow
Officials in Robe order a Mekane Yesus congregation out of the building it used for ten years
Dr. Aregawi Berhe talks about the challenges his party facing in Tigray
Ireland spent about 5 billion birr on aid in Ethiopia over six years, its largest development partnership
Ethiopia’s drug regulator shuts 42 bars for allowing smoking and serving shisha
Ethiopian migrants feared among the dead after an airstrike on Libya’s Tajoura detention center
Kebour Ghenna makes the case for letting Ethiopians own land, with the state keeping a check
Ethiopia will license two foreign mobile operators and sell 49 percent of Ethio Telecom
Wektawi Gudayoch (Ethiopian Current Affairs) – 3 July 2019
A special discussion on the reform movement in Ethiopia – Addis Dimts on Mereja TV
Wektawi Gudayoch on Mereja TV – 2 July 2019
Interview with Fikre Zewdie, Executive Director of Ethiopian Diaspora Trust Fund
Col. Demeke Zewdu denounces the late Gen. Asaminew Tsige’s action
Jawar Mohammed’s unexpected comment about General Asaminew Tsige
Chinese miner Tibet Huayu agrees to finance Tigray’s Adyabo gold and base metals project
Sudan’s military council and protest leaders agree on a power-sharing deal brokered by the African Union and Ethiopia
Sidama leaders vow to declare their own region on 18 July as analysts warn Ethiopia has no safe option
Critics question the official coup account of the 22 June killings and press for an independent inquiry
Ethiopia’s new labour law gives mothers 120 days of maternity leave and lengthens probation to 60 days
Ethiopian medical student Yidnekachew Girma Mogessie wins an international award for a youth sexual health project
Herders in Ale fence off rangeland as drought stretches Ethiopia’s dry seasons
Killing of Ethiopian-Israeli teenager Solomon Tekah sets off nationwide protests in Israel
Boeing pledges $100 million for families and communities hit by the two 737 MAX crashes
Parliament names former Human Rights Watch Africa director Daniel Bekele to lead Ethiopia’s rights commission
Investors from China’s Kunshan plan a $500 million textile park in Dire Dawa
