Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st December, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

IFA and FLJI conduct workshop on Hague Apostle Convention and Ethiopia’s ratification.

Aid agencies warn Ethiopia's refugee crisis reaches breaking point, with 1.1 million at risk.

PM Abiy launches Digital Ethiopia 2030, aiming for 128 million mobile users by 2030.

Egypt's President Al-Sisi calls for a binding Nile agreement with Ethiopia amid tensions.

Ethiopia shifts customs and transport coordination to a paperless digital system.

Malik Ambar, an Ethiopian slave, played a key role in India's Swarajya movement.

Interim administration urges CBE to resume investments in Tigray for economic recovery.

Ethiopia hosts a constitutional conference addressing attacks on religious freedom and human rights.

South Sudan's ruling elites depend on instability for survival, threatening democracy.

Astronomers find compelling evidence of "monster stars" in the early universe.

Africa turns to drones and AI to combat epidemics, improving health outcomes.

The future looks bright for malaria prevention with new strategies being implemented.

Weekly health update shows Africa's progress in controlling infectious disease outbreaks.

Africa is splitting into two continents, with a vast ocean potentially opening up.

U.S. Embassy hosts an exchange alumni conference to strengthen international ties.

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