Addis ababa: For generations, Ethiopia watched its rivers flow northward while millions of its own citizens remained without reliable electricity, modern irrigation, or adequate access to clean water. From the Ethiopian highlands, the Abay, known down…
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Ethiopia to Host First African Logistics and Communication Symposium, Bringing Together 40 Countries
Addis ababa: Ethiopia will be hosting the inaugural 2026 African Logistics and Communication Symposium, bringing together representatives from 40 countries and 26 major international industry partners for a landmark exchange on the systems that underp…
Former US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Dismisses “Red Sea Littoral States Claim”
Washington: Former Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, Tibor Nagy, rebuffed Cairo and Asmara’s repeated statements that only littoral states hold authority over Red Sea maritime security and governance.
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Ethiopia Highlights Ten-Year Development Plan, Key Reforms at AU Joint STC Session
Ethiopia: Ethiopia highlighted its Ten-Year Development Plan and key economic reform measures during the joint meeting of the African Union Specialized Technical Committees (STC) on Finance, Economic Planning, and Trade held in Abidjan, C´te d’Ivoire….
Ethiopian Defense Force Effectively Thwarting Plans of Destructive Forces: Field Marshal
Addis ababa: The defense force is effectively carrying out its mission by thwarting the plans of destructive forces that seek to undermine Ethiopia’s progress, Field Marshal Berhanu Jula, Chief of General Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Force …
Egypt’s Campaigns Cannot Alter Ethiopia’s Sovereign Right Over Its Resources, Says Eustaz Jamal Bashir
Addis ababa: Egypt’s campaigns against the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) cannot alter Ethiopia’s sovereign right to utilize its natural resources, particularly the Abay River, Eustaz Jamal Bashir said.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, Eus…
