Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th January, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Uganda faces criticism for blanket internet shutdown ahead of general elections.

Ethiopia and Kenya set to drive East Africa’s growth by 2026, according to UN report.

Sudan's CSW calls on Manchester City owner to end UAE's involvement in ongoing conflict.

China aims to deepen strategic trust with the African Union amid growing partnerships.

Continental security and water resources take center stage at the AU Leaders’ Summit.

Boeing reaches tentative settlements in lawsuits related to the 737 MAX crash incidents.

Ethiopia plans to develop its first nuclear power plant within the next decade.

Kenya enhances power reliability with the commissioning of a new substation in Kimuka.

Ethiopia and South Sudan discuss strengthening strategic cooperation amid regional tensions.

Ethiopia establishes a national society to enhance pediatric cancer care across the country.

Sudan faces a dire food security outlook, with famine expected to persist through 2025.

Mali plans to revive its national airline, targeting the first flight for 2026.

Generali and UNIDO launch an initiative to boost coffee resilience in Africa, focusing on Ethiopia.

Angola extends a one billion dollar loan with JPMorgan for an additional three years.

NASA conducts its first medical evacuation from the ISS, marking a significant milestone.

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