Ethiopia awarded 12 small-scale solar projects to Chinese and Spanish firms
Wektawi Gudayoch on Mereja TV – 31 May 2019
Ethiopian national anthem singing competition
IOM said about 250 Ethiopian migrants detained in Yemen would fly home
Ethiopia prepared to launch an Amharic-named music phone app
An AllAfrica essay said Ethiopian women’s and girls’ rights still hung in the balance
The Reporter said INSA was struggling through turbulent political reform
Gunmen attacked Kefi Minerals’ gold exploration site in West Wellega
Chinese shoemaker Huajian took over management of Jimma Industry Park
FEWS NET warned food insecurity was intensifying after a poor Gu/Belg season
Teachers demonstrated in Amhara Region over pay, conditions, and killings
MSF said mobile clinics in Somali Region’s Doolo zone were seeing rising patient numbers
An Addis Standard analysis said real press freedom needed commercial media reform
WHO’s measles verification commission met in Addis Ababa to review five countries
Driving through the historic town Lalibela in Northern Ethiopia
The on-going controversy over disarming OLF fighters
Africanews said Ethiopia was cautioned over forced returns of displaced people
Wektawi Gudayoch on Mereja TV – 30 May 2019
PM Abiy Ahmed visits displaced people in West Guji, southern Ethiopia
Baladera Council demands Addis Ababa administration provide shelter to the homeless
The arrest of Ahadu Radio journalist Tamrat Abera by Oromia Police
A climate outlook warned Ethiopia and Sudan faced drier-than-normal conditions
UNHCR evacuated vulnerable refugees, including Ethiopians, from Libya
May 2019: Oromia police arrested Ahadu Radio journalist Tamrat Abera after a Sendafa assignment
UNHCR’s May 2019 Ethiopia fact sheet said the country hosted about 905,000 refugees
Ethiopian Airlines called Bloomberg’s ex-pilot Max warnings baseless
RENEW’s Impact Angel Network exited two Ethiopian SME investments
Musicians Seleshi Demissie and Tsegaye Eshetu asked what happened to Ethiopia
A security review said 142 INSA agents used a predictable password
Airlines carrying former Nigerian president barely escapes a crash
VolcanoDiscovery reported a new Erta Ale fissure eruption on Ethiopia’s Danakil flank
OLF fighters ambush Ethiopian government soldiers
Africanews said South Africa joined Ethiopia and Rwanda in gender-parity cabinets
Reuters said Abiy pressed a plan to return people displaced by ethnic violence
The ruling party neglects to celebrate its 28th anniversary in power
The Africa Report said power rationing was hurting Ethiopia’s growth prospects
Wektawi Gudayoch on Mereja TV – 29 May 2019
A Dayan Center brief sketched Ethiopia’s economic development in a harsh environment
Addis Ababa Baladera Council expressed opposition to Mayor Takele Uma’s plan to demolish of homes
Reykjavik Geothermal prepared exploration drilling in Ethiopia
May 2019: Addis Ababa’s Baladera Council opposed Mayor Takele Uma’s demolition plan
The US removed Eritrea from its counter-terror non-cooperation list
WHO said Ethiopia destroyed mOPV2 vials after a Horn polio response
Bloomberg said MTN was eyeing Ethiopia as the telecom market prepared to open
Euromoney’s EBRI said Ethiopia was among the most-improved investor locations
PM Abiy Ahmed talks about the challenges his reform movement is facing
Abiy questioned the patriotism of agricultural workers who asked for a pay raise
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed holds a one-on-one interview with VOA
The EU adopted close to €100 million for the Horn’s most vulnerable people
Wektawi Gudayoch on Mereja TV – 28 May 2019
OCHA said nearly 1.9 million Ethiopian IDPs had returned toward areas of origin
Koysha Hydroelectric workers arrested for speaking to the media
Sudan’s junta chief sought support in Ethiopia as a national strike rolled on
The World Bank approved about $550 million for Ethiopian pastoralists and power reform
Addis Standard asked whether Ethiopia’s developmental state was dead or alive
GHACOF52 issued a Greater Horn climate outlook for the coming season
The Art Newspaper said Ethiopia sought return of Maqdala tabots from the British Museum
René Lefort said political shake-up and localism could edge Ethiopia forward