Ethiopian Herald Since the start of the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Ethiopia has been repeatedly asserting that the Dam will also have huge benefits for downstream countries, Egypt and Sudan. While GERD has enormous economic benefits to Ethiopia in terms of hydropower and in meeting the skyrocketing power demand for its […]
Devepolicy by Ruth Jackson A midweek afternoon. 1967. First, a sini of coffee for my mother, then one for me. The tiny cup fitted perfectly in my hand. Our first coffee ceremony. After the first round, abol, for pleasure, more water was added to the jebena, the clay coffee pot, and it was boiled again. […]
Ethiopia Advocacy Network, Borkena The International Community is being mis-informed about the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), once the dominant faction in the ruling coalition of the Ethiopian People’s Democratic Revolutionary Front (EPDRF) as having been and is a willing-partner in the peaceful reform agenda that begun in 2018. The changes in 2018 enabled opposition […]
RFI Admas, a quartet of young Ethiopian musicians living in exile in Washington DC, had a ball recording an album of synth-heavy, funked up versions of Ethiopian classics. ‘Sons of Ethiopia ‘ was soon forgotten but became cult among fans of ethiojazz. Now reissued by Frederiksberg Records, it reflects happier times from a generation that “just […]
Aviation 24 Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services has launched Trans-Pacific routes, extending from Seoul Incheon to Atlanta via Anchorage effective 09 Nov 2020. Ethiopian operates B777-200F, one of the most technologically advanced aircraft on the route, offering a remarkable freight service to our cargo forwarding customers worldwide with reduced flight hour, seamless connectivity and better […]
By Professor Worku Aberra, ethiopoint There is mounting pressure on the Ethiopian government from many corners to stop its armed conflict with the TPLF. The AU, EU, IGAD, the UN, Western governments, the Vatican, and others are calling for an immediate ceasefire and a negotiated settlement of the issues. Their pleas are understandable. They are […]
The Ethiopian Herald By Desta Geberhiwot Ethiopia which has already sent 1,000 army officers to Russia for naval training is accelerating the establishment of a naval force in what could be described as a major step ahead by the Horn of Africa’s biggest economy in strengthening its maritime trade and security interests. Rear Admiral Kindu […]
The Conversation by Naomi Schalit Ethiopia’s on-going construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on the Blue Nile River has attracted speculation that it could lead to a ‘water war’. There is no doubt that the dam has become a source of serious tension among Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan. But in my view a war is very […]
Morocco World News Rabat – Since Morocco’s triumphant return — or admission, depending on your perspective — to the African Union (AU), Africa has become a staple in King Mohammed VI’s “royal instructions” and the larger Moroccan political discourse. From continental sporting and cultural events to high-level diplomatic gatherings, Morocco has capitalized on every available opportunity to flaunt […]
In the Ethiopian rural areas of Alem Ketema, Gendo, Akesta and Nekemte, economic activity is growing exponentially. Since the end of the Rural Electrification Project II (PER II) in 2016, a hundred small and medium-sized enterprises have been in full development, according to a report from the African Development Bank made public this Wednesday, October […]
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