Legendary Ethiopian Football Figure Asrat Haile (‘The Sword’) Passes Away

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – October 26, 2024 Ethiopian football has lost one of its most iconic figures, Asrat Haile, affectionately known as “The Sword.” A formidable player and revered coach, Haile passed away after a prolonged illness, for which he had been receiving treatment. His departure leaves a deep void in Ethiopian sports, marking the

Ethiopia’s Ahmed Shide Discusses Economic Reforms with U.S. Treasury’s Brent Nieman and Ambassador Molly Fee

Addis Ababa, October 15, 2017 (FBC) – A high-level Ethiopian delegation, led by Finance Minister Ahmed Shide, engaged in discussions with key officials from the US Department of State and the US Department of Treasury. The Ethiopian delegation met with Ambassador Molly Fee, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, and Brent Nieman, Assistant Secretary for International

Ministry of Education Announces University Placements for 2024

The Ministry of Education has announced the placement results for students who took the 12th-grade national final exam in 2016 and achieved passing scores. These students have been placed in government higher education institutions under the ministry’s regular program. The Ministry of Education has stated that students can check their placements through the following options:

Addis Ababa City Administration Enforces Updated Setback Regulations Amid Growing Construction Challenges

The Addis Ababa City Administration is moving forward with implementing the controversial ‘Setback’ rule on major and sub-major roads, excluding those within corridor development zones. This comes in response to the city’s rapid urbanization and growing concerns about unregulated construction. The administration’s Construction Permit and Control Authority has issued a strict warning to developers violating

Sheikh Al-Amuddin Wins 852M Birr Case Against Abnet G/Meskel

Sheikh Mohammed Al-Amuddin has won a lawsuit filed against Mr. Abnet G/Meskel, demanding the return of 75 million birr, which was allegedly “given” to the Prosperity Party. The case, brought before the Federal High Court by Sheikh Mohammed Al-Amuddin, sought the return of funds donated to various government entities, including the 75 million birr in

Salary Increases Approved for Ethiopian Government Employees: Key Details Inside

The Ethiopian government has announced the approval of salary adjustments for civil servants to help mitigate the impact of the rising cost of living. Dr. Mekuriya Haile, the Civil Service Commissioner, confirmed that the new wage structure will be implemented immediately, with payments commencing this month. The Ministry of Finance has dispatched the necessary budget

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Earthquake Tremors Felt Across Addis Ababa

Minutes ago, residents in various parts of Addis Ababa reported feeling the tremors of an earthquake. The earthquake, which lasted only a few seconds, has caused concern across the city. This marks the third earthquake tremor to be felt in recent days. A local resident shared, “It was especially strong upstairs. The building shook for

Addis Ababa’s Public Transport Fare Revision with New Rates

The Addis Ababa City Transport Office has announced a revised public transport fare, effective October 16, 2024. The new fares cover mini-buses, midi-bus taxis, and city buses providing services within the city. The revision considers the current retail fuel price and administrative costs. The new fare structure is as follows: Mini-buses and midi-buses: Up to

The Difference Between the Purchase and Sale of Foreign Currency Should Not Exceed Two Percent

October 5, 2017 (Ahadu Radio) — The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) has reinforced that the difference between the rates at which commercial banks buy and sell foreign currency must not exceed two percent. This measure aims to narrow the gap between these rates in line with international standards. In a letter addressed to commercial