Coffee, culture and communion as Ethiopian Embassy hosts iftar evening in Kampala  Daily Monitor

The Ethiopian Reporter features an article discussing lessons in peacebuilding and national unity, focusing on the transition from reconstruction to regional stability.

Ethiopia's upcoming 2026 election is anticipated amidst domestic turmoil and the nation's maritime ambitions, casting a shadow over the electoral process.

At least 50 people have died and 125 others are missing after landslides hit three districts in southern Ethiopia following a week of heavy rains, a local official said Thursday.

Manuqa said that one person was pulled out of the mud alive during the rescue operation.

Concerns over a potential resurgence of conflict are causing an increasing number of Tigrayans to flee Ethiopia, seeking safety.

Landslides and flash floods caused by heavy rains have killed at least 30 people in the Gamo Zone of Ethiopia's South Ethiopia region.

Reports indicate that fears of a renewed conflict are causing Tigrayans to flee northern Ethiopia, according to Addis Standard.

Ethio Telecom has announced new strategic network expansion agreements with major telecommunications vendors Ericsson, ZTE, Huawei, and Nokia, made at an event in Barcelona.

*Education Minister Cedes EZEMA Party Leadership*  The Reporter Ethiopia

Troops Mass as Landlocked Ethiopia Chases Access to the Sea  WSJ

Troops Mass as Landlocked Ethiopia Chases Access to the Sea  WSJ

Bank Capture: The Troubling Phenomenon Festering Beneath The Industry’s Shiny Veneer  The Reporter Ethiopia

The Ethiopian Public Sector Enterprise (EPSE) has reported revenues approaching half a trillion Birr, with its stabilization fund claiming over 40 billion Birr.

Despite strong policy ambitions, Ethiopia is struggling to secure billions in climate finance needed to address environmental challenges.

A New Era Of Insecurity Demands Extraordinary Leadership  The Reporter Ethiopia

Renewed Ethiopia–Eritrea war could ignite conflict spanning 10–15 countries on three continents, expert warns  Addis Standard

The Women We Fail To See  The Reporter Ethiopia

The Ethiopian Reporter has released 'A Green Guide For Protection And Development,' likely focusing on environmental conservation and sustainable growth initiatives.

The National Electoral Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) has held consultations with various political parties to address concerns regarding election security.

‘Preparedness is vital’: Tigray President warns against ‘living in defeat’ at Emperor Yohannes IV commemoration  Addis Standard

Residents in Ethiopia's Metekel Zone report that over 80 houses were burned in an attack carried out by government security forces.

The USAID Inspector General has issued a warning about ongoing fraud schemes targeting food aid beneficiaries in central and northwestern Ethiopia.

Six people were reportedly killed in a 'heavy weapons attack' on a monastery in South Wollo, Amhara region, highlighting ongoing conflict or violence in the area.

Police rescue 17 more Ethiopian minors in Ruai human trafficking raid  the-star.co.ke

The Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission is facing criticism for being monolingual in a country with diverse languages.

On International Women's Day, Neale Richmond highlights the devastating reality of sexual and gender-based violence, citing testimonies from women in war-torn nations like Ethiopia and Sudan.

Troops Mass as Landlocked Ethiopia Chases Access to the Sea  WSJ

News: Tigray Transport Bureau announces 100% tariff increase, cites fuel shortage  Addis Standard

Voter registration has begun in Ethiopia, with the process reportedly facing significant security concerns.

In the sprint events, athletes also delivered several notable performances. The post MTN CHAMPS: Ethiopia’s Wachiso wins men’s 400m as more champions emerge in Calabar appeared first on Premium Times…

As East Africa experiences increasing climate shocks, the region is turning to climate-smart farming practices to adapt and build resilience against environmental challenges.

Celebration And Contradiction: Beyond March 8  The Reporter Ethiopia

The High Court in Ethiopia has lifted an injunction that was previously placed against the Election Board, as reported by The Reporter Ethiopia.

(ANSA) - ROMA, 13 MAR - The Italian Embassy in Addis Ababa expresses its sympathy for the victims of the devastating landslide in southern Ethiopia. Search and rescue teams continue to work tirelessly to find survivors. "Our thoughts are with the families of the victims and the communities affected," the embassy added. Read article...

Ethiopia's Rehabilitation Commission claims hundreds of 'Army 70' fighters have joined the Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) program, a claim that the Tigray security bureau has pushed back against.

At least 64 people have been killed and dozens are reported missing in Ethiopia due to recent landslides and floods, with most victims found buried in mud.

Residents are fleeing Ethiopia's Tigray region due to escalating tensions and fears of a return to open conflict, reviving memories of past fighting.

Premarital Education: Empowering Ethiopian couples with voluntary training  Addis Standard

The Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) promoted navy officers and defense college staff during a ceremony led by the navy chief, recognizing their service and contributions.

A Tigray military commander stated that the army is in a 'good posture' but warned that a military solution to ongoing tensions would not succeed.

A demonstration was held in Kobo town, Amhara region, Ethiopia, in support of a decision by the House of Federation, though internally displaced persons (IDPs) reportedly alleged pressure to participate.

Troops Mass as Landlocked Ethiopia Chases Access to the Sea  WSJ

Troops Mass as Landlocked Ethiopia Chases Access to the Sea  WSJ

(ANSA) - NAIROBI, 07 MAR - The ceremony to hand over a sum collected by the Italian Embassy to the Ethiopian association Thet, which is active in the fight against non-communicable diseases and in…

An analysis from The Reporter Ethiopia discusses the critical choice facing the nation: pursuing justice or risking further instability.

A report indicates that the Bishoftu Airport Project in Ethiopia will necessitate a substantial supply of workforce for its development and operations.

Building A City In Art  The Reporter Ethiopia