Fasika Tadesse
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Chinese Bitcoin Miners Find A New Crypto Haven in Ethiopia
Cheap power and friendly relations with China have made the Horn of Africa country a top pick for Chinese Bitcoin miners.
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Chinese Bitcoin Miners Find A New Crypto Haven in Ethiopia
Cheap power and friendly relations with China have made the Horn of Africa country a top pick for Chinese Bitcoin miners.
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African Union Joins U.S. In Calling For Calm In Horn Of Africa
African Union Commission Chief Moussa Faki Mahamat called for calm to de-escalate tensions between Ethiopia and Somalia after Addis Ababa signed a pact with Somaliland, a breakaway enclave, to give the landlocked nation access to the Red Sea.
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Ethiopia Fails to Pay Coupon, Becoming Latest African Defaulter
Ethiopia became Africa’s latest defaulter after it failed to make an interest payment following the end of a grace period on Monday.
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Rights Groups Accuse Ethiopian Forces of War Crimes in Tigray
Rights Groups Accuse Ethiopian Forces of War Crimes in Tigray
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Ethiopia Troops Seen Moving Toward Tigray After Truce Agreed
Ethiopian Troops Seen Moving Toward Tigray After Truce Declared
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The Misery Behind the Truce in Ethiopia’s Civil War
Why Ethiopia’s Internal Tensions Risk Boiling Over
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Warring Sides Agree Truce in Ethiopia to Allow Aid Into Tigray
Warring Sides Agree Truce in Ethiopia After 16 Months of Clashes
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Ethiopia Declares Unilateral Truce in War-Ravaged Tigray
Ethiopia Declares Humanitarian Truce in Northern Tigray Region
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Ethiopia Suspends Sale of Telecom Firm’s Stake Sought by Orange
Ethiopia Suspends Sale of Telecom Firm’s Stake Sought by Orange
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Ethiopia Rights Group Says 400 Civilians Killed Over Four Months
Ethiopia Rights Group Says 400 Civilians Killed Over Four Months
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Ethiopia’s Abiy Says Government Open to Talks With Tigray Rebels
Ethiopia’s Abiy Says Government Open to Talks With Tigray Rebels
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Controversial $5 Billion Ethiopia Dam Begins Producing Power
Controversial Nile Dam Begins Generating Electricity in Ethiopia
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Ethiopian Sugar Plant Stops Work After Attack by Rebel Army
Ethiopian Sugar Plant Stops Work After Attack by Rebel Army
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Drought in Ethiopia Leaves Millions Needing Urgent Aid, UN Says
Drought in Ethiopia Leaves Millions Needing Urgent Aid, UN Says
