Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th April, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Amnesty International demands the release of Ethiopian journalist Million Beyene after his abduction in Addis Ababa.

AU member states convene to advance Africa’s G20 priorities aligned with Agenda 2063.

UN and AU officials call for faster implementation of Sustainable Development Goals across Africa.

Ethiopia’s political rifts are expected to persist even after the upcoming elections.

Somalia’s Puntland leader warns that the federal government will be considered nonexistent after May 15.

Ethiopia’s stranded tanker drivers cry out over looming humanitarian and economic crises.

Saudi Arabia urged to halt imminent executions of Ethiopian migrants facing dire circumstances.

Ethiopia and Mozambique strengthen ties with new cooperation agreements on digital ID expertise.

Mauritania advances its green hydrogen ambitions with support from the African Development Bank.

Ethiopian Airlines plans to expand its long-haul travel network with new aircraft orders.

Zero-tariff policy for African nations with diplomatic ties to China aims to boost local businesses.

Canada marks Vaccination Week in the Americas with a call for stronger immunization efforts.

Global Fund launches a regional malaria grant aimed at combating the disease in Southern Africa.

Insights into human adaptation are revealed through the study of ancient DNA.

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