Amhara Bank Appoints Industry Veteran Yihnalem Aqenaw as New President to Steer Growth
Addis Ababa — In a definitive move to navigate operational challenges and stabilize its market trajectory, Amhara Bank’s Board of Directors has officially appointed...
The Passport He Borrowed, The Debt They Forgot: What if Ethiopia Had Turned Mandela Away?
In 1962, a man with no legal country arrived in Addis Ababa. He was a fugitive from an apartheid regime that viewed him as...
Is Ethiopia Becoming the Worst Country in the World to Own a Car?
For decades, owning a vehicle globally has been a symbol of personal autonomy and economic advancement. Yet, in Ethiopia, the dream of car ownership...
EU Revokes Strict Schengen Visa Rules for Ethiopian Nationals
ADDIS ABABA — The Council of the European Union has officially adopted a decision to repeal the strict visa restrictions imposed on Ethiopian nationals...
Tigray’s Power Shift Explained: Debretsion’s Return and a Fragile Peace
The TPLF reinstates its pre-war council and elects Debretsion Gebremichael as president, testing the limits of Ethiopia’s fragile peace
In what may prove the most...
When Strategic Restraint Is a Virtue: GERD, Nile Politics, and Trump Factor
Moges Zewdu Teshome
Sovereignty is not up for sale. At the same time, we live in an era increasingly shaped by the logic of “might...
