ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia has embarked on a sweeping reform of its higher education system by rolling out a major e-learning initiative designed to ease graduate unemployment and bridge the skills gap.

Ethiopia's record of detaining journalists and attempts to control the media has caused concern as the country prepares for high-stakes election in 2026. Rights groups warn of a growing crackdown.

Special attention is being given to nurturing a generation grounded in knowledge and skills in the Amhara Regional State, according to Chief Administrator Arega Kebede.

Last September, a report from the trade publication Business of Fashion found that the Chinese retailer Shein was the world’s largest polluter in the ...

Unless the weak current rules are confronted head-on, the minerals rush will deepen inequality and further destabilise ...

The systematic targeting of Palestinian journalists in Gaza by Israeli forces represents a calculated assault not just on ...

Africa’s airlines are renewing fleets with modern jets, driving demand for advanced maintenance and repair services. The continent’s MRO market is projected to grow from $ 1.54 billion in 2024 to $ 1.

Throughout recent years, anyone looking to build their own internet application has needed profound coding knowledge, ...

While the study highlights Ethiopia’s progress in enhancing internet accessibility and affordability, disparities persist, particularly in rural areas, and the absence of robust data protection ...

Addis Ababa, August 20, 2025 (ENA) – Ethiopia’s Urban Development Safety Net Program is helping citizens move from dependency to economic productivity, Ministry of Urban and Infrastructure ...