The African Union headquarters, in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, was built by the Chinese... READ MORE›
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn on Monday rejected a French media report that alleged China was spying on the African Union AU headquarters in Addis Ababa... READ MORE›
Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia have agreed to finish the initial technical study within one month, the Egyptian state news agency said, citing the foreign minister... READ MORE›
Anti-government demonstrators in Ethiopia have been calling for political and economic reforms and an end to state corruption and human rights abuses... READ MORE›
Ethiopia maintains that the dam's construction will not reduce Egypt's share of the river's water... READ MORE›
Hailemariam Desalegn says Ethiopia plans to pardon political prisoners and close a notorious prison in Addis Ababa... READ MORE›
Ethiopia maintains that the Grand Renaissance Dam's construction will not reduce Egypt's share of the river... READ MORE›
Egypt wants World Bank to help on Ethiopia dam impasse... READ MORE›
Ethiopia says the Grand Renaissance Dam, which it hopes will help make it Africa's largest power exporter, will have no major effect on Egypt... READ MORE›
The National Bank of Ethiopia NBE has initiated processes to better regulate foreign exchange transactions and by that weaken the black market... READ MORE›
Ethiopian government says it has launched an investigation into the violence in Hawi Gudina and Daro Lebu districts... READ MORE›
More oversight on commercial spyware is needed, says author of new report on how Ethiopia allegedly spies on dissidents... READ MORE›
Spokesperson Negeri Lenco says 98 people were arrested in the Oromia region and five arrested in the Somali region... READ MORE›
Drinking coffee was consistently linked with a lower risk of death from all causes and from heart disease... READ MORE›
The collapse late on Saturday destroyed 49 makeshift homes inside the landfill site on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, city spokesman Amare Mekonen said... READ MORE›
The world loves Ethiopian pop star Teddy Afro. His own government doesn't... READ MORE›
He predicted that the new train would transform Djibouti and Ethiopia, and eventually all of Africa... READ MORE›
Desalegn also formally signed Ethiopia's membership to the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank AIIB, making the Horn of Africa nation the 77th member... READ MORE›
The United Nations World Food Program WFP, which is working in Ethiopia's drought-hit Somali region, has started cutting its food rations to 80 percent... READ MORE›
Mr. Alene is a government official, whose job includes elements of both informant and enforcer... READ MORE›
Koshe is the largest rubbish dump in Ethiopia and home to hundreds of people who collect and resell rubbish trucked in from around Addis Ababa... READ MORE›
Demonstrations started among the Oromo, Ethiopia's biggest ethnic group, and later spread to the Amhara, the second-most populous one... READ MORE›
Global warming is likely to wipe out half of the coffee growing area in Ethiopia, the birthplace of the bean, according to a groundbreaking new study... READ MORE›
Ethiopia's Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is a candidate for director general of the World Health Organization... READ MORE›
In the long run, we will conduct a resettling program to relocate people who live in and around the landfill, the Addis Ababa mayor said... READ MORE›
ADDIS ABABA Ethiopia For President Obama the birth of South Sudan four years ago was the capstone of his Africa policy... READ MORE›
ADDIS ABABA, Ethi-o-pia -- The sleek, white train glides through the hilly Ethiopian countryside, the first to travel this route in nearly a decade... READ MORE›
Authorities have arrested more than 11,000 people since Ethiopia declared a state of emergency early last month amid violent protests... READ MORE›
As a booming Addis Ababa expanded and Ethiopia brought in foreign investors, more and more land from the surrounding Oromia region was confiscated... READ MORE›
The recent election in Ethiopia was anything but a democratic one, said Sarah Margon, the Washington director of Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
The landfill has been a dumping ground for Addis Ababa's garbage for more than 50 years... READ MORE›
China has far outpaced the United States in economic interaction with Africa since Mr. Obama took office... READ MORE›
It was not immediately clear what caused the landslide at the Koshe Garbage Landfill, which buried several makeshift homes and concrete buildings... READ MORE›
Col Zida told diplomats and journalists in Burkina Faso's capital, Ouagadougou, that the military had no plan to usurp power... READ MORE›
Ethiopia's economic growth comes as its strategic, geopolitical role remains critical... READ MORE›
READ MORE Ethiopia accused on bloody crackdown Reporting and recording human rights abuses is also risky, activists told Al Jazeera... READ MORE›
As a senator in 2006, Mr. Obama visited the eastern Ethiopian town of Dire Dawa while United States Navy personnel provided aid after flash floods... READ MORE›
Kicking Horse Coffee has only ever roasted organic beans and became fair trade certified shortly after launching... READ MORE›
The Ethiopian prime minister noted a century of diplomatic ties with the United States but said the U.S... READ MORE›
Many prior studies have hailed the benefits of coffee-drinking, saying the beverage imparts anti-oxidants, may improve liver function and reduce inflammation... READ MORE›
In Ethiopia, Obama is expected to meet the prime minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, and address the African Union at its Addis Ababa headquarters... READ MORE›
Ethiopian Airlines has been operating for over 40 years in Europe and Dublin is its 11th City... READ MORE›
Ethiopians today September 11 usher in New Year with bright and colourful decorations in the capital, Addis Ababa and other cities and towns across the country... READ MORE›
The Foreign Office has pushed for consular access to Andargachew Tsige with no tangible results, since the British citizen was abducted in Ethiopia a year ago... READ MORE›
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