Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th April, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Djibouti election expected to extend incumbent’s 27 years in presidential office.

Ethiopia and Burundi sign wide-ranging MOUs to deepen cooperation across key sectors.

Ethiopia prevails in two international arbitration cases involving claims exceeding 850 million USD.

Ethiopia’s candidate elected to UN Rights Committee, marking a significant diplomatic achievement.

Ethiopian Airlines celebrates 80 years, reflecting Africa’s aviation ambitions and future growth.

Eswatini Air launches direct Lusaka route, cutting travel time and costs for passengers.

Wegagen Bank partners with IFC on a 10 million dollar trade finance guarantee initiative.

Namibia receives backing from AfDB for women-owned enterprises with a new credit facility.

Malaria at a crossroads as experts warn of rising threats despite recent vaccine progress.

Experts criticize local oil and gas production hopes, calling for coordinated efforts to avert crisis.

Côte d’Ivoire “Spotlight” report launched, emphasizing foundational learning as a continental priority.

Seven Eritrean players go missing after winning qualifier for the Africa Cup of Nations.

At 80, Ethiopian Airlines unveils "Vision 2040" to triple passenger numbers and expand services.

Air Gorongosa launches, marking a new chapter in Mozambique's aviation landscape.

More than 1,000 aid workers killed in three years, UN Relief Chief addresses Security Council.

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