Ethiopia News in English

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

Ethiopia's 7th general election is underway with 54 million eligible voters participating.

Voting has been suspended in parts of Ethiopia as Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed seeks another term.

Ethiopia launches a comprehensive plan to digitize its healthcare system and boost medical tourism.

A bondholder committee for Ethiopia indicates some members may take legal action over debt talks.

Eight countries have pledged 175 million dollars for women's health initiatives globally.

Ethiopia tightens logistics entry rules with higher capital and infrastructure requirements.

The U.S. could rescind sanctions on Eritrea in a significant diplomatic reset.

South Sudan's renewal of the UN arms embargo is crucial for protecting civilians.

Young Women in Mind Programme aims to fund mental health services from 2026 to 2028.

Ethiopia is positioning itself as Africa’s next pharmaceutical powerhouse, moving from import dependence.

War updates from the Amhara region of Ethiopia highlight ongoing conflicts and humanitarian needs.

Thousands of Lebanese are fleeing Beirut's southern suburbs amid escalating tensions.

NASA invites media to witness the arrival of the Roman Space Telescope at Kennedy Space Center.

New technology helps scientists spot emperor penguins in the dark, enhancing wildlife research.

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