Ethiopia News in English

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

Ethiopia faces risks to civic space and security ahead of the upcoming General Elections.

Abiy Ahmed's leadership unravels as Ethiopia's peace prize turns into a struggle for stability.

Escalation of hostilities reported in Lebanon as conflict continues to affect the region.

Africa's economic growth remains resilient despite global challenges, according to the latest report.

IOM partners with Ethiopian Police University to enhance migration and border governance.

The African Union Commission on International Law wraps up its twenty-sixth ordinary session.

Eritrea's journey to independence explored in the final part of a revealing series.

Ethiopia opens its logistics sector to foreign investors, aiming to improve efficiency.

Violence against healthcare workers rises in conflict zones, raising serious concerns.

Sudan's conflict framed as a battle between freedom and dictatorship amid ongoing turmoil.

Canada imposes temporary border measures in response to the Ebola outbreak.

Australia announces significant funding to bolster mental health and prevention initiatives.

100,000-year-old bones found in Ethiopia may indicate the earliest known human cremation.

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