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
Ethiopian Geological Survey maps 18 areas rich in gold, gemstones and industrial minerals
PM Abiy Ahmed’s report to the Parliament
Ambassador Fitsum Arega participates in a prayer vigil in Washington DC
Andualem Arage speaks at a literature event, the National Theater in Addis Ababa
Team of Rivals – A recommended book for PM Abiy Ahmed
Torture survivors in Ethiopia say justice and care have not followed the reforms
Ethiopia restores internet after a 10-day nationwide shutdown that followed the 22 June killings
UN rights expert finds no improvement in Eritrea a year after peace with Ethiopia
Four years after the Palmor report, Israel has met most but not all of its pledges to Ethiopian-Israelis
The ethnic clash in Benishangul Gumuz
Lidetu Ayalew talks about the political crisis in the Amhara Region
Who is Ethiopia’s new military chief of staff
Attorney Henok Aklilu talks about Baladera Council meeting in Bahir Dar and the arrest of its members
Red Cross gives seeds and tools to 42,000 people returning home after Gumuz–Oromo clashes
Ethiopia’s total debt passes $52 billion as the finance ministry admits loans did not pay off
Abiy Ahmed tells parliament the Amhara killings were a coup attempt and warns plotters
A 2.1 billion birr edible oil factory in Bure aims to cut Ethiopia’s cooking oil imports
U.S.-funded tuberculosis program ends with treatment success above 90 percent in Ethiopia
Vasari Beverages raises $100 million to grow in Ethiopia’s beer and spirits market
Ethiopia and the European Patent Office start a work plan to modernize Ethiopia’s patent system
Tom Evans credits two months with Ethiopian marathoners for his fast Western States finish
Liya Kebede’s Lemlem brand turns Ethiopian handwoven cotton into global fashion
V&A director says talks continue to show Maqdala treasures in Addis Ababa
World Bank tender seeks drillers for Ethiopia’s Alalobad geothermal wells
GERD’s reservoir filling plan keeps Egypt and Ethiopia locked in a Nile dispute
Kenya and Ethiopia still struggle to turn border agreements into real trade
Ethiopian News Update – 28 June 2019
Journalist Eskinder Nega claims his group is being harassed by the government
