Midroc Says it Acquired Wabi Shebele Hotel, Plans World-Class Renovation

MIDROC Investment Group says it acquired the iconic Wabi Shebele Hotel, originally built in 1968. Plans are underway to renovate it into a luxury hotel under Marriott’s Autograph Collection standards.

Awash vs Zemen: The Battle Between Scale and Efficiency

Ethiopia’s banks are no longer competing on size alone. The real battle is now scale vs efficiency and the numbers tell a peculiar story when Awash and Zemen are compared writes Yonas Ayele.

Ethiopian SOEs Eyeing African Expansion as Local GDP Contribution Reaches 12%, EIH Chief Says

“We don’t want our SOEs to be just Ethiopian lions.” EIH CEO says state firms are eyeing regional expansion after years of restructuring and financial turnaround.

This Platform is Mapping Ethiopia’s Agricultural Exports from Local Farms to Global Buyers

From satellite maps to IoT dashboards and QR-code tracking, EEM aims to bring structure and visibility to Ethiopia’s fragmented agricultural export system.

Ethiopia Among 75 Countries Affected as U.S. Suspends Processing of Immigrant Visas

Ethiopia is among 75 countries affected as the U.S. suspends processing of immigrant visas starting Jan 21, citing tighter screening and public charge concerns.

Ethiopia’s Motorsports Future May Be on a Screen, Not a Street

Ethiopia's motor sports ambitions have struggled to mature due to several reasons. Now, its revival may begin not on asphalt, but on racing simulators.

Dachi Launches Ethiopia’s First Locally Canned Fava, Kidney Beans

Dachi Manufacturing expands beyond ketchup into canned beans, peas and sweet corn, aiming for large-scale output and new export markets.

In Ethiopia’s Homes, an Invisible Workforce Waits for the Law to Catch Up

In Addis Ababa, thousands of young women keep households running, yet remain outside Ethiopia’s labor law. No contracts. No minimum wage. Little protection.