Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd August, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Domestic production and regional integration are urged to build a resilient health economy in East Africa.

Ethiopian Airlines and Boeing empower the next generation through a new STEM school program.

Prime Minister Hamza chairs the first national disaster risk management committee meeting.

Tigray region authority calls for urgent diplomatic intervention amid escalating attacks.

Man Utd suffers a humiliating defeat to Hull in a dismal start to the Premier League season.

Chinese and Ethiopian companies sign deals worth 330 million USD during a trade promotion event.

Ethiopia urges stronger regional action to transform agrifood systems for economic growth.

Over 70,500 students pass the Grade 12 university entrance exam this year.

Five African countries mark the end of polio outbreaks, according to the WHO.

The climate threat to pregnancy is here, and health systems aren’t ready to cope.

The Red Sea cannot be stable while Ethiopia is shut out of regional discussions.

UN official emphasizes that investing in land means investing in peace and security.

Implementation of home-based rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy is underway in Cameroon.

Before decent work, Ethiopia’s youth need more job opportunities to thrive.

Breaking the debt and currency cycle is crucial for economic stability in the region.

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