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Ethiopia Primes Exchange Market for Foreign Investors Capped at 30%

EIH has 40 state-owned enterprises under its portfolio, including Africa’s biggest national carrier, Ethiopian Airlines, and one of the continent’s largest telecom operators in the form of Ethio Tel.

The Numbers Don’t Lie: Ethiopia’s Gender Gap in Digital Financial Services Runs Deep

Cultural norms that prioritize men’s access to resources and decision-making further marginalize women in the digital and financial spheres.

No More Screenshot Hassles as Dashen Bank’s Super App Changes the Game

The Super App doesn’t stop at payments. It introduces a suite of features designed to meet the diverse needs of modern banking customers.

What Ethiopian Banks Can Do to Increase Digital Financial Adoption

Commercial banks have significant opportunities to drive DFS adoption from within.

Financial Inclusion Goes Beyond Just Opening New Accounts

A bank account opened by physically visiting a branch and later linked to a phone is not the end goal of financial inclusion.

Scaling Impact in Ethiopia’s Education Sector

Kuraz was recently listed among the top 50 EdTech companies in Sub-Saharan Africa by HolonIQ, a global education market intelligence firm.

Architect Debuts Platform to Digitally Model Ethiopia’s Structural Heritage

Gmja is a platform that preserves designs of buildings with historical significance in a digitally curated archive. Demolitions have become common as the number of development projects increase.

Data Center Oversight Mandate Shifts to Ethiopia’s Communication Authority

Ethiopia currently generates around 5,200 MW of power, with the pending completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam possibly doubling the supply.