Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th June, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Ethiopia's transformation is driven by a deliberate vision and homegrown reforms, says PMO Press Secretary.

Eritrea is pursuing a strategy aimed at weakening Ethiopia, according to a PM advisor.

Women across the Horn of Africa are voicing demands for policy action in the informal sector.

IGAD, ILO, and IOM will host a regional media webinar ahead of the IGAD Media Awards 2026.

Concern is expanding support for refugees in Burundi amid a growing humanitarian crisis.

The Ethiopian Defense Force claims to have neutralized 230 rebel fighters in Amhara region operations.

Amid concerns over legitimacy, the National Dialogue Commission unveils eight agenda pillars for consultation.

The President of the Republic congratulates Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on his electoral victory.

US and UK sanctions authorities have released joint comparative guidance to ease red tape.

As conflicts rage, humanitarian budgets shrink, making peacebuilding efforts more critical than ever.

California launches an AI job loss tracker as fears of layoffs continue to grow.

Illegal fishing is depleting Ghana's sea resources, raising concerns among local fishers.

North Korean hackers have deployed new macOS malware that tricks AI security tools.

Einstein Probe may have captured a black hole tearing apart a white dwarf for the first time.

Global Fund backs a new Chinese test aimed at speeding up tuberculosis diagnosis.

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