Ethiopia News in English

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

African Union Chairperson appoints special envoy for children affected by armed conflict.

Interim President says dialogue remains possible as Tigray forces withdraw from Tselemti.

Ethiopia projects regional air supremacy at Black Lion Expo 2026, highlighting national responsibility.

Tensions soar in South Sudan as Juba seeks to retake Jonglei amid humanitarian concerns.

Somaliland businessman praises Israeli recognition, highlighting strategic ties in the Red Sea corridor.

Ethiopia to reopen talks on $1 billion Eurobond restructuring after creditor concerns arise.

Adwa Victory Memorial emerges as a powerful symbol of Ethiopia’s national heritage, attracting visitors.

New roadmap aims to transform Ethiopia’s green ambitions into thriving climate startups.

Addis’ public service crisis attributed to centralization and low wages affecting efficiency.

African leaders call for domestic funding to address a six million health worker gap.

Somaliland delays elections by ten months due to security and drought concerns.

Central Bank allows private banks to buy gold, ending premium for artisanal miners.

Ethiopians dominate Dubai Marathon as Melak and Dessie clinch gold medals.

Kendrick Lamar makes Grammys history as the most-awarded rapper, breaking Jay-Z’s record.

Weekly health update shows Africa making progress on NTDs while managing outbreaks effectively.

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