Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd November, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Women must be at the center of diplomacy and peace building for lasting change.

Europe's controversial stance on Cairo raises questions in Addis Ababa amid the GERD dispute.

AAMFI and Auda-Nepad launch a significant infrastructure financing facility worth one point five billion dollars.

PM Abiy leads major national and global engagements across strategic sectors this past month.

Akagera celebrates a milestone with the birth of its first white rhino calf after translocation.

Investment Holdings oversees a leadership overhaul at the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation.

Ethiopian media is being reshaped to foster dialogue and reduce polarization in society.

Cultural ties and economic collaboration are vital to tackle societal challenges, says the Russian ambassador.

Ethiopia's PM emphasizes self-reliance in food production as key to national transformation.

Somalia's shrublands and grasslands are recognized as a national treasure under threat.

Somalia's President advocates for institutional politics over personality cults at the Arta anniversary.

JetBlue passengers injured after a flight makes an emergency landing due to a sudden altitude drop.

South African stocks are poised for the longest monthly rally since 2013, showing strong market resilience.

Scientists warn about troubling discoveries in soil samples, contributing to our understanding of environmental health.

Global Cardio-Oncology Summit 2025 will focus on crucial links between blood cancer and cardiovascular health.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!