‘We would not survive without coffee’: how rules made in Europe put Ethiopian farmers at risk
A roadside coffee stall in Kafa, southwest Ethiopia. All photographs by Fred HarterPhotograph: Fred HarterThe first white flowers are starting...
A roadside coffee stall in Kafa, southwest Ethiopia. All photographs by Fred HarterPhotograph: Fred HarterThe first white flowers are starting...
Ethiopia’s Commercial Bank in quest to retrieve $40 million withdrawn during glitch.The Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), the biggest lender...
The Ethiopian Ministry of Mines has announced the discovery of gold deposits exceeding 517 tons across several regions, including Benishangul-Gumuz,...
The Ethiopian government has disclosed its plan to introduce nearly half a million electric vehicles (EVs) in 10 years as...
Ethiopia becomes first country to ban internal combustion engines: Only EVs allowed While in the past less affluent countries have...
Ethiopia at risk of losing its coffee export to the EU Ethiopia is at risk of losing of its coffee...
Ethiopia's credit rating was downgraded further into junk territory on Thursday by the Fitch Ratings agency, which cited an "increased...
(Crisis Group Africa Briefing N°194. 16 November 2023) What’s new? Ethiopia’s federal government is battling yet another revolt. This time, militants...
Carien Du Plessis, Anait Miridzhanian, Bhargav AcharyaThe BRICS bloc of developing nations agreed on Thursday to admit Saudi Arabia, Iran,...
Ethiopia: Healthcare crisis in Oromia exacerbated by massive displacement Addis Ababa (ICRC) – The ongoing violence in the Oromia region...