More than 95 percent of Ethiopia's import and export trade passes through Djibouti's Port... READ MORE›
Uganda's president Yoweri Museveni has invited his Egyptian counterpart to visit the source of the Nile in the East African nation... READ MORE›
The nine Nile Basin Initiative countries were Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda... READ MORE›
The border ruling The war ended in June 2000, but it was another six months until a peace agreement was signed, establishing the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission... READ MORE›
He flew in on board an Ethiopian Airlines flight and was received at the Bole International airport by top government officials... READ MORE›
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In 2007, Addis Ababa launched a formal restitution claim to have the treasures returned back to Ethiopia... READ MORE›
Ethiopia's parliament has elected Abiy Ahmed as the new prime minister, a week after the ruling coalition nominated him to succeed Hailemariam Desalegn... READ MORE›
Islamist militants have launched a gun and bomb attack on an African Union AU peacekeeper base in Somalia... READ MORE›
He will be the first prime minister from the Oromo ethnic group since the EPRDF came to power 27 years ago... READ MORE›
The chairman of the ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front EPRDF coalition has historically also taken on prime minister duties... READ MORE›
Tillerson is on a five-nation tour that began in Ethi-o-pia with a visit to the African Union... READ MORE›
The main base of the OFC, the Oromia region, Ethiopia's largest, is currently experiencing a social shutdown called by activists and youth in the region... READ MORE›
Former ambassador Shinn said making sure everyone benefits from Ethiopia's boom would go a long way toward defusing protests... READ MORE›
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Ethiopians warned against intimidating mps to vote against state of emergency... READ MORE›
Dubai's state-owned DP World said on Thursday the Ethiopian government had taken a 19 percent stake in Somaliland's Port of Berbera... READ MORE›
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And so it was for Aynalem and Genet who married each other in 1978 during the height of Ethiopia's brutal Red Terror... READ MORE›
Egypt and Ethiopia have a big disagreement, Sudan is in the middle, and a big geopolitical shift is being played out along the world's longest river... READ MORE›
Bashir Makhtal is not an Ethiopian, he is imprisoned due to the terrorist crimes he committed, Tadesse said... READ MORE›
Continued reform efforts, inclusive dialogue, respect for rule of law and human rights, including freedom of expression should be a priority... READ MORE›
Ethiopia has released new details about the six-month state of emergency ordered last week amid mass anti-government protests, according to state media reports... READ MORE›
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The 'Other' Ethiopia's largest ethno-national group, the Oromo, are largely concentrated in Oromia, which is also the country's largest region... READ MORE›
The state of emergency was imposed almost twenty-four hours after the resignation of Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn... READ MORE›
The Trump administration said it stopped accepting refugees temporarily to study ways to ensure that the new arrivals don't pose a threat to the United States... READ MORE›
Female genital mutilation constitutes a particularly brutal form of violence against women and girls... READ MORE›
Hailemariam Desalegn says he has submitted his resignation as both Ethiopia's prime minister and chairman of the ruling coalition... READ MORE›
Since January this year, the IOM said that about 55,000 people had left Horn of Africa nations for Yemen... 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›
Ethiopia has declared a state of emergency, a day after the country's prime minister abruptly resigned... 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›
In December, the Israeli parliament passed a bill authorising the government to force asylum seekers out of the country... READ MORE›
The 35-year-old human rights lawyer Yetnebersh Nigussie was awarded the 2017 Right Livelihood Award for her inspiring work promoting the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities... READ MORE›
He said Ethiopian troops have not crossed the border into South Sudan in pursuit of the accused attackers... 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›
Djibouti's foreign minister has accused neighbouring Eritrea of occupying a disputed territory along their border shortly after Qatar peacekeepers left the location this week... 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›
The figures are however disputed by the Somali regional government, which says that more than 30 ethnic Somalis have been killed in the Oromia town of Awaday... READ MORE›
Al Jazeera journalist Hamza Mohamed has been released from detention by Somali security agents in the capital Mogadishu... READ MORE›
Demands included an end arbitrary arrests and respect for regional autonomy... 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›
Ethiopian government says it has launched an investigation into the violence in Hawi Gudina and Daro Lebu districts... 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›
After seven rounds of voting, the Chadian foreign affairs minister defeated favourites Amina Mohamed of Kenya and Senegal's Abdoulaye Bathily... 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's Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is a candidate for director general of the World Health Organization... READ MORE›
More oversight on commercial spyware is needed, says author of new report on how Ethiopia allegedly spies on dissidents... READ MORE›
African Union forces abandon Halgan town in the Hiran region, allowing al-Qaeda-affiliated fighters to enter soon after... READ MORE›
El-Ali is at least the second town Ethiopian troops have vacated in recent weeks, having abandoned nearby Moqokori... READ MORE›
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