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Tigray Genocide Inquiry Commission Receives Federal Recognition
The Tigray Genocide Inquiry Commission says it has begun collaborative work with the federal government and the World Bank. Yemane Zeray (PhD), head of the...
Land, government procurement, humanitarian aid highly prone to corruption: report
A nine-month performance report from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission reveals land-related services, government procurement procedures, and humanitarian food distribution operations have become the...
Courts of law creak under pressure amid latest attempt at judicial reform
Five years ago, Mesganaw Babur, a judge in Mota town, East Gojjam Zone, was placed under arrest for sentencing a court bailiff to a...
New legislation to shift gov’t project compensation payments to regional admins
Federal officials allege widespread fraud in regional compensation claims Legislation tabled to Parliament last week proposes to relieve the federal government from its duty...
Forgotten and forsaken: Tigray’s women struggle for help
Hewyet fights alone as government turns a blind eye Every day, a steady stream of women and girls flock to the compound nestled in Mekelle,...
Addis Ababa is running out of groundwater: study warns
Only seven of the capital’s woredas enjoy water supply 7 days a week Drilling for groundwater is no longer feasible for Addis Ababa as the...
Ministry considers privatizing state-owned irrigation projects
The Ministry of Irrigation and Lowlands is preparing a 25-year national irrigation policy that could entail the privatization of state agricultural projects such as...
No way home for more than 3 million IDPs withering in camps
Her young son sat still at her feet and tears streamed down her face as Tibletsi Kassa waved her hand, gesturing at the bare...
“People cannot even trust the ground they are walking on”: landmines terrorize Tigray
On Friday, March 22, 2024, a nine-year old boy suffered horrific injuries after he picked up an unexploded war remnant in the Hawulti neighborhood...
Security, financial constraints, administrative inconsistencies weigh down vital pharma supply chain
Every day, Sidama Regional State’s Adare General Hospital is the setting for a flood of patients who swarm its premises in desperate search of...
