Trump Administration Expands US Travel Ban to Four More African Countries
By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE Toronto — The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has expanded its immigration restrictions to four more…
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Human Rights Violations and the Flight for Safety: A Case Study of a Doctor-Journalist Seeking Asylum
In today’s volatile political climate, the intersection of professional careers and journalistic activism is fraught with danger, particularly in regions…
Ethiopian Airlines Faces Multiple Allegations of Passenger Mistreatment
By RANIA H. Ethiopian Airlines, long regarded as one of Africa’s leading aviation giants, has grown rapidly over the past…
Ethiopia’s First Long-Range Medical Drone Network Established
Ethiopia’s first long-range drone network has completed a 30-day project delivering medical items, including 6,936 vaccine doses in 44 total…
Plagiarism in Abiy Ahmed’s PhD Thesis: How will Addis Ababa University handle this?
BY: Alex de Waal, Jan Nyssen, Gebrekirstos Gebreselassie, Boud Roukema and Rundassa Eshete Ever since Abiy Ahmed was awarded his…
US Says Eritrean Forces Still On Ethiopian Soil
A senior U.S. official said on Saturday that Eritrean troops have not yet withdrew from Ethiopia unlike Ethiopian authorities claim…
Ethiopia’s Abiy makes first visit to Sudan after border clashes
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Thursday made a one-day working visit to neighbouring Sudan where he held discussions with…
Sudan Power Import From Ethiopia Sees A Decline
Ethiopia has earned $ 32.61 million from exporting electricity to neighboring Sudan and Djibouti. However, exports to Sudan has saw…
South Sudan’s Telecom Company Names New Ethiopian CEO
January 20 2023 (NAIROBI) – Tele-Mobile South Sudan (TMSS) appointed the former Chief of Ethio-Telecom, Andualem Admase as its Chief…
Leaked video: Ethiopia’s Fano Militia Confesses To War Crimes in Tigray
Amhara’s Fano militia group, which has been fighting Tigray forces alongside the Ethiopian federal forces and allied Eritrean troops admit…