To Ride or Not to Ride? How Ethiopia’s Taxi Hailing Industry Falls Short Protecting Female Passengers

Reports of female passengers experiencing harassment while using taxi hailing services is becoming all too common in Addis Ababa. Women rights groups are jointly calling for a zero-tolerance policy.

Moving Companies in Addis Ababa to Ease Your Relocation

From packing to storage solutions, these companies offer a range of services tailored to meet your moving needs.

Scaling EdTech Ventures: The Question of Data

The August episode of the EdTech Mondays Radio show discussed different challenges impacting the scaling of edtech ventures, including the lack of sufficient data and comprehensive research.

Childhood Farming Experience Inspires Agri Machinery Enterprise

A young mechanical engineer has created thriving business building agriculture machinery offered at affordable prices.

Side Hustles Take Root Across Ethiopian Universities

Many university students in lecture halls, dorm rooms, and libraries aren’t just immersed in textbooks—they’re also trying to find extra work.

Spam Texts Are Rising in Ethiopia

Ethiopians are increasingly falling victim to spam texts, including fraudulent job offers, suspicious investment schemes, and phishing attempts.

Desperate Times See Addis Ababa’s Residents Move into Semi-Finished Condominiums

At first, most homeowners were just looking for someone to occupy the apartments. However, persistent demand for the semi-finished condominiums has pushed rent prices up.

Tracing Ethiopian Migrant Workers with Modern Tools

Around 470,000 migrant workers primarily deployed in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Jordan have used the LMIS service alongside nearly 1250 local foreign employment agencies.