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$1M Immunization Fund Opens for Innovators Tackling Zero-Dose Challenge in Ethiopia, Nigeria

Save the Children readies for second round of applications for its $1 million accelerator program supporting up to seven innovative solutions from Ethiopia and Nigeria targeting 'Zero Dose' children.

Ethiopia Set to Legalize Foreign Ownership of Real Estate, Pending Parliamentary Approval

A landmark piece of legislation that could allow foreigners to own real estate in Ethiopia has received unanimous approval from the Council of Ministers.

Currency Devaluation, Customer Rage, Layoffs: is DSTV Having a Rough Ride in Ethiopia?

A left-out Champions League broadcast became the breaking point for many Ethiopian DSTV subscribers, triggering backlash over rising costs, content limitations, and unanswered service complaints.

Can Ethiopia’s Live Streaming Boom Move Beyond Stunts?

Live content can be smart, participatory, and monetizable, if creators are given the right tools. In Ethiopia, the next phase of streaming may not rely on spectacle, but on connection.

Documents Agency, Ethio-Post Partnership Shakes Up Internet Cafes, Stationery Shops Built Around Old System

A new DARS and Ethio Post partnership is reshaping document services in Addis Ababa, cutting out intermediaries who have established businesses providing contract drafting services to DARS customers.

PM Abiy Bets on Mesob: Ethiopia’s Latest Push for a Paperless Public Sector

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) inaugurated the Mesob center yesterday which integrates 41 public services in a paperless, fully digital process set to include all ministries in due course.

More Than Half of Addis Ababa’s MSEs Likely Operate Without Digital Tools, Study Shows

Addis Ababa trails far behind in digital adoption among Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), ranking lowest out of five global cities in a new study by the Center for Financial Inclusion at Accion.

From Birr to Bytes: Ethiopia's Central Bank Aligns with Global Financial Messaging Standards

Ethiopia's central bank has upgraded its EATS into global messaging standards with clearer, consistent ways to describe financial transactions and messages, regardless of the software or format used.