A City Under Construction, A Profession in Transition

Addis Ababa’s urban renewal is reshaping how the city remembers itself. As corridors widen and parks bloom photographers are moving from studios into the street.

Green intentions, Grey areas: Ethiopia’s Plastic Ban Meets Market Reality

Plastic once accounted for just 3% of urban solid waste in Ethiopia. Now it is at the center of a national reckoning over policy speed, industrial readiness, and the real cost of going green.

What telestream Means for Ethiopia’s Creative Industry

Currently, teleStream includes over 60 Live TV channels and more than 350 Video-on-Demand (VOD) titles.

Ethiopia Approves Regulation to Establish Artificial Intelligence University

Ethiopia’s Council of Ministers greenlights the creation of an autonomous AI university and ratifies key international development loans.

The Dogs of Addis and the Limits of Culling as Rabies Control

Ethiopia passed an Animal Health and Welfare Proclamation in 2025 mandating humane treatment and prioritizing vaccination over indiscriminate killing. Recent campaigns raise a regulatory question.

Nearly 40% of Perishable Losses in Ethiopia Stem From Logistics Gaps, Study Finds

Logistics gaps, including weak rural roads & inadequate cold storage, account for nearly 40% of Ethiopia’s perishable food losses, straining supply chains and raising urban food prices.