Economics

Why Growing Truly Organic Coffee Still Forces Africa’s Women Farmers to Sell Dirt Cheap

Ethiopia's MESOB, Which Now Delivers 130 Government Services From One Centre, Holds Its First Board Meeting

Norway to Discuss Electric Vehicle Investment in Ethiopia at the Nordic-Africa EV Summit in Addis, Scheduled for September

Addis Ababa Opens 22 Kilometers of New Riverfront as Urban Renewal Efforts Accelerate

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Why Growing Truly Organic Coffee Still Forces Africa’s Women Farmers to Sell Dirt Cheap

The world is paying more for sustainably produced coffee, shea butter, and textiles. Across Africa, many of the women who make them cannot afford the certification needed to claim the premium.

Ethiopia's MESOB, Which Now Delivers 130 Government Services From One Centre, Holds Its First Board Meeting

MESOB replaces hundreds of services that once meant multiple offices, long queues, and often informal payments. Its first board meeting just happened. The scale of the change is the story.

Norway to Discuss Electric Vehicle Investment in Ethiopia at the Nordic-Africa EV Summit in Addis, Scheduled for September

The country that ended petrol as a mainstream product wants to invest in Ethiopia’s e-mobility sector. The gap between a Norwegian showroom and an Addis street is real. So is the opportunity.

Addis Ababa Opens 22 Kilometers of New Riverfront as Urban Renewal Efforts Accelerate

The 22-kilometer development combines recreation areas, river conservation initiatives, and public infrastructure as part of Addis Ababa's ongoing urban development efforts.

Ethiopia's Central Bank Deploys $200 Million in Scheduled Foreign Exchange Auctions, Signaling Reform Momentum to Investors

$200 Million in Scheduled FX Auctions Underscores Ethiopia's Reform Momentum

New Underwater Map of Ethiopia’s Blue Nile Reservoir Clears the Way for Commercial Fishing and Boat Transport

Arba Minch University hands over the country’s first bathymetric survey of Africa’s largest reservoir, giving engineers, fisheries authorities, and transport planners data they have never had before.