Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 5th August, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

US states sue federal government over new tariffs, seeking refunds and blocking Trump’s trade policies.

Sahrawi Republic urges African Union to protect education rights in conflict zones and refugee camps.

Ethio telecom combines reforestation efforts with expansion of renewable telecom infrastructure in Ethiopia.

Clashes between TPLF and Ethiopian military raise concerns over escalating violence in Tigray region.

Equal Salary Certification highlights the importance of pay transparency for modern businesses in the EU.

FaydaVerse heralds a new era for Ethiopia’s digital sovereignty and inclusive growth, says Deputy PM.

Egypt vows to prevent Ethiopia from constructing new dams on the Nile River amid ongoing tensions.

U.S.-brokered peace efforts for Sudan face new obstacles as RSF-backed coalition boycotts talks.

Last chance for Hormuz deal as Trump warns on Iran talks, raising stakes in the region.

Gold prices hold steady as progress on Hormuz eases rate-hike concerns in global markets.

Trump advisers decide against safety-testing open-weight AI models, raising industry concerns.

Samsung prepares to launch AI glasses equipped with privacy safeguards, enhancing user experience.

Climate change study reveals potential for malaria map changes across Africa, prompting urgent action.

Nearly 400 Australian species, including dolphins and penguins, are threatened by bird flu outbreak.

Carnivorous plants confirm Darwin's 150-year-old prediction, showcasing evolution in action.

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