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Managing Allegations and Investigations in Africa’s Development Sector
By BEHAK – Non-governmental organizations operate in environments where public trust is essential to their ability to deliver programs effectively. Because NGOs often work with vulnerable communities, public funds, and international partnerships, their activities are frequently subject to scru...
Over 100 firms join Addis Chamber trade fair
More than 100 local and international companies have gathered at the Addis Ababa Exhibition Center for the 27th Addis Chamber International Trade Fair, which opened on Saturday under the theme “Sustainable Businesses, Competitive Ethiopia.” The three-day fair is organized by the Addis Ababa Cham...
EDIF Collects 6.76 Billion Birr in Premiums over Nine Months
The Ethiopian Deposit Insurance Fund (EDIF) has released its nine-month performance report for the 2018 fiscal year, announcing that it successfully collected 6.76 billion birr in premiums. This performance represents 100% of the set target and shows a 31.26% growth compared to the same period last ...
What Makes IMF Optimistic About Ethiopia’s Economic Reform Amid Global Shocks
Ethiopia launched an ambitious economic reform program at the start of the 2024/25 budget year, backed by international partners such as the IMF and World Bank. Nearly two years on, the reforms have begun to reshape the country’s fiscal and monetary landscape, strengthening exports, revenues, and ...
From Aid to Investment: The US Recasts Its Africa Strategy through SIWG
By GURJIT SINGH The US is moving from aid and preferential trade toward investment-led engagement in Africa, using SIWG to prioritise strategic infrastructure, private capital, and transactional partnerships In January 2026, United States (US)-Africa relations experienced a significant transformatio...
ACSO Warns of Strong Legal Action Against Civil Society Organizations Receiving Foreign Currency Illegally
The Authority for Civil Society Organizations (ACSO) has strictly emphasized that any civil society organization is obligated to follow National Bank directives and legal procedures when receiving and utilizing financial support from abroad. In a statement released on April 23, 2026, the Authority...
East African Leaders Convene in Addis to Synchronize Trade and Housing Policies
Ethiopia is currently hosting the inaugural “Addis Africa” Real Estate Exhibition, marking the first East African regional conference of its kind. Opened this Thursday, this dual-purpose program aims to harmonize policy frameworks across the Horn of Africa while positioning Addis Ababa a...
EU, Germany to Help Ethiopia Grow Private Sector
The European Union (EU) and the Government of Germany believe that Ethiopia’s ongoing macro-economic reforms are opening new opportunities for private sector growth and economic transformation. A transparent tax system and a modern, internationally aligned customs framework are key to unlocking in...
Addis Ababa: Ethiopia’s Living Gateway to Culture, Diplomacy
By BEHAK / Travel Blog – Addis Ababa is not simply Ethiopia’s capital—it is the country’s living gateway, a city where history, culture, and diplomacy converge. For many visitors, it serves as the first point of contact with Ethiopia, but to stop at that description would be to miss its ...
Ethiopia Introduces Digital Government Services Delivery Using Bus
The Government of Ethiopia today launched a new digital government services delivery system using a bus. Dubbed, Mesob Mobile Bus Service, and the new services is launched today by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) and aimed at delivering essential government services directly to the customers. During...
Wildberries marks official launch of its e-commerce marketplace in Ethiopia
Wildberries, the international e-commerce giant, has entered Ethiopia by opening its platform to local sellers. Its broader strategy focuses on adapting its global model to the local market. It has confirmed it is working closely with local partners to enable smoother last-mile delivery and payment ...
European Bank to Help Ethiopia Improve Agriculture with €110 Million Funding
The European Investment Bank’s international development arm, EIB Global, is set to provide €110 million to help farmers in Ethiopia improve productivity, expand their businesses and cope with climate change, EIB said in a statement. The Development Bank of Ethiopia (DBE)will channel the EIB Glo...
Ethiopia Reimagined: Ancient Wonders, Mega Lodges, Modern Gateways
By BEHAK / Travel Blog – Ethiopia is not a country that offers standardized tourism. Instead, it presents a mosaic of experiences shaped by geography, culture, and local systems. For first-time visitors, this diversity can be both challenging and rewarding. Understanding the context in advance...
From Imports to Independence: Tulefa Ceramic, Ethiopia’s Construction Revolution
By BEHAK / Analysis – Ethiopia is building at a pace that is hard to ignore. Tower cranes dominate Addis Ababa’s skyline, new highways cut across the countryside, and mega projects such as the USD 12.5 billion Bishoftu International Airport promise to transform the nation into a continental ...
Ethiopia’s quiet energy shift: Ethio telecom’s role in building a green future
In the global race toward decarbonization, significant changes are often driven not by traditional energy giants but by agile institutions that blend digital ecosystems with physical infrastructure. In East Africa, a quiet yet substantial energy revolution is taking shape, with Ethio telecom at the ...
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