Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th July, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Ethiopian Orthodox Church demands justice after violent attack on property in Hadiya Zone.

Tigray faces severe cash crunch as black-market rates hit twenty-five percent.

U.S.-Ethiopia public private dialogue aims to benefit businesses and economic growth.

Volunteers express deep civic pride in supporting national dialogue conference.

China’s missile developments raise concerns for Australia’s alliance and regional stability.

Tesla shares plunge nearly eighteen percent in worst weekly slump since twenty twenty-two.

Gold holds near four thousand fifty dollars as equities diverge and oil falls.

EU's Kallas questions U.S. rationale for tariffs and seeks clarification on trade.

Streaming ratings show 'The Bear' slips while 'I Will Find You' and 'Love Island' soar.

Scientists discover the sun contains fifty-five percent more silver than expected.

Women football stars team up to kick polio out of Africa, raising awareness and support.

Potential World Cup betting scandal emerges over irregularities and Folarin Balogun’s red card.

Northern Lights may be visible in nine states as geomagnetic storms occur tonight.

Bahamas develops roadmap to sustain HIV elimination progress and advance triple elimination goals.

Scientists discover the fourth transmissible cancer known to science, raising new concerns.

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