Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st March, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Somali national army gains control of part of Baidoa amid accusations of jihadist links.

Tigray denies federal salary budget release, calls claims misleading amid protests over pay cuts.

EU delivers urgent aid to displaced families in Lebanon as humanitarian needs rise.

Ethiopia sees investment surge as Addis Ababa positions itself as Africa's economic hub.

Ethiopian Defense Force reports surrender of Fikru Muluye, a Fano military commander.

Governments commit to building democratic institutions with extraordinary dedication.

Enhanced drought prediction methods in Ethiopia leverage deep learning technology.

Finance Ministry tightens controls on salaries for externally financed projects to ensure accountability.

Africa's Travel Indaba 2026 shows strong response from buyers and exhibitors alike.

Algeria joins initiative to strengthen Africa’s digital public infrastructure for greater independence.

UFC returns to Macau with an action-packed fight week featuring top matchups.

Children’s screen time surged significantly during and after the pandemic, raising concerns.

Promised sickle cell cure could soon be a reality for many Africans facing the disease.

Meningitis claims over 250,000 lives worldwide in a year, highlighting urgent health needs.

New research suggests metabolic dysfunction may drive psychiatric diseases, opening new treatment avenues.

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