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Ethiopia to offer one billion seedlings for six neighboring nations
Ethiopia plans to provide over one billion seedlings for at least six neighboring nations in the forthcoming summer season. This is estimated to be worth a minimum of 800 million Birr.
New Tech firm to join ICT sector with 200 mln birr capital
A new tech firm, e-tech, is set to be established with a capital of 200 million birr in a bid to invest in the ICT sector.
AAU slams association of the blind over tarnished reputation
Addis Ababa University (AAU) threatened to sue the Ethiopian National Association of the Blind, accusing it of damaging its reputation over the death of a blind undergrad law student, who committed suicide after missing the national exit exam.
Islamic Council confirms plunder of Al Nejashi mosque
The Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Council confirmed the looting of service providing materials and tools during the attack of Al Nejashi Mosque, urging authorities for a speedy refurbishing of the world heritage site.
FAO sounds alarm as swarms of desert locust breed
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned further spread of swarms of desert locust as some continue to mature in Oromia, Somali and Southern regions.
Businesses in Tigray appeal for government support
In the aftermath of operations by the Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) to restore rule of law in the Tigray region, several businesses in the region put in a request to the government for a swift compensation for the loss and damages they have incurred during the operation.
Unfair compensation claims, lack of institutional coordination costing the nation – MPs
The lack of clear compensation payment mechanisms for evacuees, absence of institutional oversight and coordination for the construction of infrastructure projects in various parts of the country is costing the nation dearly, Officials said on Wednesday.
Parliament requests for an immediate report on the continuous deaths in Metekel Zone
The FDRE House of Peoples' Representatives called for an immediate report on the incessant deaths of innocent civilians and insecurity in Metekel Zone of Benishangul-Gumz in a closed-door meeting held on Thursday.
CBE to raise interest rates, service charge
The Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) announced it is working to make interest rate adjustments on borrowing. Officials of the state-owned bank told The Reporter that the final document stipulating up to two percent interest rate increments has been sent to the Board for approval.
Amhara Police asks federal government for authorization to go into Benishangul region
The Amhara regional state police announced that it is appealing to the federal government for authorization to protect ethnic Amharas and other ethnic groups in Benishangul Gumuz regional state from rebels.
