Ethiopia’s Central Bank Pulls Back Fees From FX Spreads Sparking Industry Wide Trims on ‘Posted’ Rates

Following the transition towards a market-based foreign exchange regime in the final days of July, the ballooning spread at most banks had become a source of concern for many industry onlookers.

Proposal to Push EU’s Deforestation Law Brews Good News for Ethiopia’s Coffee

The EU accounted for 34.5% of all merchandise exports from Ethiopia in the second quarter of 2023/2024, with coffee contributing nearly a third of the total outflow.

EDI Launches Women Founders Program

A 2024 report by Disrupt Africa highlights a concerning trend in the gender divide among Africa’s startup founders.

New Animated Series Taps Ethiopian Roots For Fresh Take On Kids Content

Meet Kimem, Abule, Bitiqo, and Bochera: Friends to Ethiopian Children

Digital ID Project Gets Solid Footing in Addis Ababa

The project ranks second only to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) in the list of key undertakings spearheaded by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s (PhD) office.

Ride Increases Prices, Adds TOT

In the initial phase to be implemented on Monday, the flag-down fee will rise from 100 birr to 130 birr.

Ethiopia Undertakes Civil Service Reform With 70 Million Dollar World Bank Loan

Low salary satisfaction, inadequate resources, limited professional development opportunities, and low prestige are cited as key drivers of low motivation among civil servants.

Here Are the New Ethio Telecom Prices: What You Need to Know

Ethio Telecom has introduced a wide-ranging tariff increase, prompted by rising operational costs following the adoption of a floating exchange rate policy two months ago.