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Progress, but Not Enough: Ethiopia’s Smallest Patients Face Big Odds
Closing the survival gap for newborns Ethiopia has made notable strides in maternal and child health over the past two decades. Maternal and child deaths...
A New Year, A New Album, A Timeless Voice
From the start of her career, Fikeraddis Nekatibeb has captivated audiences with a voice as commanding as her stage presence. Raised in Dembia Koladeba, Gondar,...
Egypt Lodges Another UN Complaint as Ethiopia Inaugurates GERD
As Ethiopia inaugurates the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Egypt has escalated its long-standing dispute with the mega project by taking the matter to...
TIA President Vows to Uphold Ties with Fed Amid Peace Deal Delays
The president of Tigray's Interim Administration (TIA), Tadesse Werede (Lt. Gen), has committed to maintaining a working relationship with the federal government despite “the...
A Holiday of Hope Under the Weight of Inflation
For Aster Yemam, a 38-year-old widow and mother of two, Ethiopia’s New Year did not bring the respite she had hoped for. Instead, it...
Ethiopia Lodges Formal Protest with FIFA, Demands Investigation into World Cup Qualifying Defeat
The Ethiopian Football Federation (EFF) has filed a formal complaint with FIFA, alleging serious misconduct by Egyptian supporters—including the use of laser pointers and...
Egypt, Sudan Decry Ethiopia’s “Unilateral” Dam Actions as Major Threat
The governments of Egypt and Sudan have renewed criticism of Ethiopia’s “unilateral” actions on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), claiming again that the...
Return of Red Sea Port of Assab ‘A Matter of Time’: PM Abiy Ahmed
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) says it is only “a matter of time” before Ethiopia regains control of the Red Sea port of Assab,...
Land, Law and Women’s claim to Equality
In a country where land ownership has long tilted toward men, Ethiopia’s newly enacted Rural Land Administration and Use Proclamation No. 1324/2024 is being...
Paintings, Hairstyles, and the Echo of War: Art Finds a Home in Mekelle
Amid political turmoil, humanitarian crisis, and fragile security, Mekelle—the capital of Ethiopia’s war-scarred Tigray region—recently offered an unexpected reprieve: an art exhibition that celebrated...
