Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th January, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

South Sudan orders evacuations as military offensive looms, army chief gives soldiers seven days.

President Laftagareen leads South West State Directors General meeting to discuss key initiatives.

PM Abiy emphasizes national responsibility in protecting Ethiopia’s interests amid regional tensions.

Guinea's junta undergoes makeover as African Union lifts sanctions, signaling potential political shifts.

Chad and the African Union strengthen partnership on mining sector ahead of SEMICA 2026.

Somalia's president pushes for constitutional changes amid ongoing election standoff with opposition.

Experts warn that regional fee disparities could threaten health insurance rollout across the country.

Peacebuilding efforts spark a tourism boom in Ethiopia's Amhara region, generating nearly eight billion Birr.

Islamic University of Kenya opens a new branch in Mandera, expanding educational opportunities.

Ethiopian Air Force modernization marks its 90th anniversary, aiming to double capabilities in five years.

Somalia praises Türkiye's security support during high-level talks, strengthening bilateral relations.

Climate change is driving cholera and disease outbreaks across Africa, warns the World Health Organization.

New role for GLP-1 drugs shows promise in improving survival for those with severe psychiatric disorders.

Imaging-based diagnosis reveals insights into intracranial vertebral artery dissection cases.

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