How conflict has made COVID-19 a neglected epidemic in Ethiopia

The number of COVID-19 cases in Ethiopia has been increasing. The delta variant has been identified recently in the country, but officials are still investigating if it is driving the resurgence. Initially, the government’s response was effective. Containment measures were put in place. These included restrictions on social gatherings, face masks and physical distancing were mandatory. People were compliant at first. But […]

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Amid Onslaught of Crises, World Must Restore Trust, Solidarity to Tackle COVID-19, Climate Change, Secretary-General Says, Opening Annual General Assembly Debate

Global Leaders Call for Vaccine Equity, Inclusive Multilateralism to Alleviate Human Suffering, Close Gap between Rich, Poor Secretary-General António Guterres issued a wake-up call that the world is on the edge of an abyss and “moving in the wrong direction”, as he called on leaders gathered for the annual General Assembly high-level debate today to […]

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Over 1.9 Mil People Lack Health Services in Amhara, Afar Regions Due to Terrorist TPLF’s Attack

The terrorist TPLF has destroyed and looted many hospitals and other health facilities in Amhara and Afar regions as more than 1.9 million people are facing lack of health services. Minister of Health, Lia Tadesse told media today, the terrorist TPLF has destroyed and looted health institutions and infrastructures in Amhara and Afar regional states. […]

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IGAD Forecasts Heavy Rainfall in Western Oromia, Southern Benishangul Gumuz

Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) said heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in regions of western Oromia and southern Benishangul Gumuz in Ethiopia from in the coming week. Heavy to very heavy rainfall (top 10-5% on record) is expected in western Oromia (Western and Eastern Welega and Illubabor) and southern Benishangul Gumu in Ethiopia, and localized […]

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