Ethiopia: Mental Health Care within Reach
The newly built Kotebe General Hospital is part of the government’s effort to raise community awareness and increase access to mental care services. By Henok […]
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Dedicated Ethiopian Tour Operator Launches in UK
After studying for foundation degree in travel & tourism management and working on a five-month placement with Kirker Holidays in London, Girma Tadele set up […]
Youth Revolving Fund: Ethiopia’s New Initiative to Employ Disaffected Youth
The Ethiopian government has recently passed a new bill dubbed the “Youth Revolving Fund,” which promises jobs for unemployed people aged 18-34 years. (Deutsche Welle)–For […]
Kaliti-Kilinto and Kaliti-Tullu Dimtu Roads to Be Constructed at a Cost of 4.7 Billion Birr
Addis Ababa (ENA)–The construction of ring roads connecting Kaliti Square-Tullu Dimtu and Kaliti Square-Bulbula Kilinto Square around the capital city has started on February 14, […]
Drought Is Pushing Food Prices up Sharply in East Africa: FAO
Soaring cost of basic staples is an extra challenge for pastoralists as livestock prices fall in East Africa, according to Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) […]
Meter Taxis Fares Take Effect Today in Ethiopia
According to Addis Ababa City Transport Authority, the fare of four-seat meter taxis is 10 Birr per kilometer while 13 Birr for seven-seat taxis per […]
SG 2000 Ethiopia Held Field Days Interacting Media, Beneficiary Farming Communities
Sasakawa Global 2000 Ethiopia (SG 2000 Ethiopia) held a three-day field days in different localities of Benishangul Gumuz and Oromia regional states, in the presence […]
The University of Gondar and Queen’s University Join The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program
Partnership between the University of Gondar, Queen’s University and The MasterCard Foundation will provide 450 scholarships to promising young African leaders and develop Ethiopia’s first […]
From Poverty to Profits: A Widow’s Story of Opportunities Seized and Futures Secured
(International Medical Corps UK)–The lowest point came when her children dropped out of school, their time dominated with the need to forage for wild cabbage […]
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Gets Set to Open
Ethiopia’s controversial mega-dam, GERD, on the Nile River is nearly done, but will drought and lack of grid infrastructure lessen its impact? By Jean Kumagai (IEEE […]