The role of the private sector and local institutions Although economic growth prospects bring hope, extreme poverty and state fragility prevails in part of Africa. In 2019, it is estimated that 70 percent of the world’s poor will live in Africa—mostly in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo. By 2030, 13 African countries will […]
Reconciling financing needs and rising debt levels By Brahima Sangafowa Coulibaly And delicate balance to sustain economic growth One key risk threatening the region’s outlook is what many fear is a looming debt crisis. To sustain growth, many governments must balance between mobilizing financial resources for economic development and controlling indebtedness. The authors implore governments […]
Dana Rose Falcone Growing up in New York City helped Hadera embrace her identity as the daughter of an acupuncturist and an Ethiopian refugee. “I identify as half Ethiopian, half white. I’m equal parts. I hear so many biracial people say, ‘I didn’t know where I fit in.’ But I grew up in Harlem and […]
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Here is what a Professor Said about his corrupt government Here is Ethiopia’s new Found enemy Tigrai online said about this murderer. A decade ago, in fik town, president Abdi MohomudOmar said “If we will not bring progress change I pledge in front of you that we will leave and resign”. At the time he […]
From its hillside overlooking the Ethiopian capital, Berhanu Mengistu’s century-old, gabled family home has seen emperors and governments rise and fall. It has withstood economic stagnation and the rapid population growth that replaced its once-patrician neighbors with a rabble of shacks. But it now stands lonely in a field of weeds, the house’s corrugated roof […]
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been changing the horn of Africa for the better with his wise leadership including ending the deadliest civil war in South Sudan, the country’s Ambassador to Ethiopia said. In a press briefing yesterday, Ambassador David Dang Kong praised Premier Abiy saying that he changed the situation, by helping the […]
A new agenda for regional and international engagement On the trade and investment front, the African Continental Free Trade Agreement stands to knock down barriers to intra-continental trade and investment, thus accelerating industrialization, and economic diversification and inclusion. Globally, Africa continues to attract interest from the economic powerhouses like the U.S. and China. In chapter […]
Africa, Lalibela is the 3rd Single released off Ugandan HipHop Artist Ajo’s African Reality Album that was released earlier this year on the 29th of June. Lalibela is produced by Uganda renowned producers Koz N Effekt and Nase Avatar. Lalibela follows the Album theme of pan-Africanism and embracing our African Heritage. This is a song about strength, […]
SPIEGEL Online Africa’s largest hydroelectric power station is slated to go online next year in Ethiopia. But the project along the Blue Nile River is also the source of conflict: Neighboring Egyptians fear it will affect their access to water and local residents don’t want to relocate. Millions of tons of cement rest beneath Anteneh […]
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