Ethiopia, Somaliland: Israel Advances Its Interests in the Horn of Africa
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Ethiopia highlights the strengthening ties between Israel and Ethiopia, emphasizing economic cooperation and Israel's technological support in the region.
Ethiopia: Over 1,000 Teachers Resign in Amhara Region, Many Reportedly Migrating to Arab States - Report
Over 1,000 teachers have resigned in Ethiopia's Amhara Region, primarily due to economic pressures and the desire for better opportunities abroad, particularly in Arab states.
Ethiopia's President Selassie welcomes Israel's President Herzog for talks on strengthening ties
Ethiopia's President Selassie hosted Israeli President Herzog for discussions aimed at enhancing bilateral relations amidst regional diplomatic tensions.
Ethiopia revokes media licence of independent outlet Addis Standard
Ethiopia has revoked the media licence of the independent outlet Addis Standard, citing violations that harm national interests, marking an increase in limitations on press freedom in the country.
Israeli President Herzog arrives in Addis Ababa at start of two-day official visit
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a two-day official visit to Ethiopia, marking an effort to expand diplomatic relations in the Horn of Africa.
The President of Israel Begins a Visit to Ethiopia and Looks to Strengthen Partnership
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has arrived in Ethiopia to enhance bilateral relations and cooperation between the two nations.
The Israeli president visits Ethiopia, a key partner on the African continent
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a two-day visit to Ethiopia, focusing on reinforcing diplomatic relations amid a shifting geopolitical landscape in Africa.
Egypt denies granting Ethiopia access to the Red Sea and reaffirms its position on the Renaissance Dam
Egypt has denied reports claiming it is willing to grant Ethiopia access to the Red Sea in exchange for concessions on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) negotiations.
Israel is doing everything possible to be more present in Africa
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a two-day official visit to Ethiopia to enhance cooperation between Israel and Africa.
Africa: AWLN Convenes High-Level Meetings to Advance Women's Leadership on the Margins of the 39th African Union Summit
The African Women Leaders Network held high-level meetings during the 39th African Union Summit to promote women's leadership in Africa.
Herzog in Ethiopia after Erdogan: What Does Israel Want from the Dark Continent?
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a two-day official visit to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to strengthen ties and enhance Israel's influence in Africa amid rising regional competition.
East Africa: The Growing Threat of Conflict in the Horn of Africa
Tensions are escalating in the Horn of Africa, particularly in Tigray, following recent clashes and political divisions within the ruling party.
Ethiopia: A large coal plant is under construction
Ethiopia has initiated the construction of its first large-scale coal plant, aiming to produce over 1.2 million tons of coal annually, despite this conflicting with the country's green energy ambitions.
Ethiopia marks 65th army anniversary amid Tigray tensions
Ethiopia celebrates the 65th anniversary of its Special Operations Command in the context of ongoing tensions near the Tigray region, highlighting military modernization and unity.
Africa: All of Africa Today - February 23, 2026
Eritrea and Ethiopia are escalating tensions on their shared border, raising fears of renewed conflict amid accusations of hostility and military preparations from both sides.
Full Ban on New Combustion Engine Cars Imposed - Here Are the Consequences After Two Years
Ethiopia's government banned the import of combustion engine cars two years ago, leading to a significant increase in the share of electric vehicles.
Ethiopia: PM Abiy Hails Ethiopia's Two-Winged Elite Forces As Symbol of Purpose, Discipline
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed praises the elite two-winged airborne forces of Ethiopia during their 65th anniversary celebration, highlighting their embodiment of purpose and discipline.
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Ev Adoption Gains Pace After Gas Car Import Ban
Ethiopia's ban on gasoline and diesel car imports is accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.
Eritrea: Widening Rift Between Eritrea and Ethiopia Sparks Fear of New Conflict
Eritrea and Ethiopia are preparing for potential warfare as tensions escalate over territorial claims and border violence, particularly in the Tigray region.
Ethiopia and Eritrea Are On Edge Again - What's Behind the Growing Risk of War
Ethiopia and Eritrea face renewed tensions that raise fears of potential conflict due to historical disputes and recent political developments.
CEO discusses what happened when Attendo hired 1,500 caregivers from abroad
Attendo, a care company, hired 1,000 caregivers from the Philippines and about 500 from Ethiopia, Kenya, and India, but later had to lay off Finnish workers due to changing needs.
From subsidence to water leakage: Scientists explain the Renaissance Dam crisis to Al Jazeera Net
Experts discuss the potential risks and structural concerns related to Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam, highlighting the need for collaboration between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan.
Abiy Ahmed: We strengthened our military capabilities and expanded training to include the sea
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced the expansion of military training to maritime capabilities, emphasizing the countryโs advancements in technology and preparedness to protect regional stability.
Ethiopia Becomes the Real-Life Showcase of 'Made in China' Electric Mobility
Ethiopia's shift to electric vehicles is transforming its automotive market and revealing China's significant influence in emerging mobility.
Ethiopia: Ethio Telecom CEO Says Telestream Goes Beyond Entertainment to Power Nat'l Digital Growth
Ethio Telecom has launched its new internet-based streaming platform, teleStream, aiming to enhance Ethiopia's digital and media landscape by supporting various sectors beyond entertainment.
Ethiopia: Risk of Renewed Conflict Mounts As Troop Movements Reported Near Eritrea-Tigray Border
Ethiopia and Eritrea are increasing military presence near the Tigray border, heightening the potential for renewed conflict in the region.
Ethiopia: TPLF At 51 - Legacy of Transformation, Contention
The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) celebrated its 51st anniversary amid ongoing political tensions in Ethiopia, highlighting its influential yet contentious role in the country's history.
Sudanese Army Shoots Down Drones in Kordofan as a Thousand People Flee to Ethiopia
The Sudanese army shot down drones over Kordofan, leading to the flight of about a thousand people to Ethiopia amid ongoing conflicts.
SUDAN: Interview with Darfur's governor
The article features an interview with Darfur's Governor Minni Arko Minawi discussing the latest developments in Sudan amidst rising tensions in the region.
Eswatini: Eswatini Applauds Ethiopia's Impressive Mega Development Projects
The Kingdom of Eswatini has praised Ethiopia for its successful execution of large-scale development projects like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Ethiopia: Special Operations Command Marks 65th Anniversary With Grand Exhibition in Hawassa
Ethiopia's Special Operations Command celebrated its 65th anniversary with a significant photographic exhibition in Hawassa, highlighting its history and achievements.
Ethiopia: Russia Denies Recruiting Kenyan Citizens for War in Ukraine
The Russian embassy in Kenya has denied allegations of recruiting Kenyan citizens to fight in Ukraine, calling them a misleading propaganda campaign.
East Africa: Erdoฤan Warns Against New Conflict in Horn of Africa, Calls for Regional Solutions
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoฤan advocates for collaboration and stability in the Horn of Africa during his visit to Ethiopia.
Ethiopia: The Prime Minister Welcomes the Turkish President to Addis Ababa
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Ethiopia to celebrate the centenary of diplomatic relations and signed two major economic agreements with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
Erdogan slams Israel over Somaliland recognition, warns of horn of Africa instability
Turkish President Erdogan has condemned Israel's recognition of Somaliland, claiming it could destabilize the Horn of Africa.
Turkey and Ethiopia Sign Agreements in the Fields of Economy and Energy
Turkey and Ethiopia have signed two agreements focusing on economic and energy cooperation during President Erdoฤan's visit to Ethiopia.
Erdogan: Israel's recognition of Somaliland benefits no one
Turkey's President Erdogan stated that Israel's recognition of Somaliland does not benefit Somaliland or the region.
During his visit to Ethiopia, Turkish President Erdogan tries to bring his African partners closer
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is on a visit to Ethiopia to strengthen ties with African partners.
Chinese Money Courting Africa Again - With Generous Help from Donald Trump
The recent African Union summit in Ethiopia highlighted the country's strong ties to Chinese economic influence, particularly through funding for significant projects like the African CDC.
Erdogan in Addis: Turkey deepens Ethiopia ties
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoฤan visits Ethiopia, strengthening diplomatic and trade relations on the centennial anniversary of Turkey's embassy in Addis Ababa.
Erdogan warns: Israel's recognition of 'Somaliland' benefits no one
Turkish President Erdogan asserts that Israel's recognition of Somaliland is unhelpful to the region, calling for local solutions to regional issues.
Ethiopian who founded four cafes in Vilnius was helped to fulfill her dreams by the Lithuanian language
Ethiopian coffee expert Eskedar Tilahun credits her success in Lithuania to her mastery of the Lithuanian language and the supportive community around her.
Ethiopia: Oromo Liberation Front Warns of Growing War Risks in Ethiopia, Calls for Political Dialogue
The Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) has expressed concerns about potential escalation of conflict in Ethiopia, urging for political dialogue and unity among the Oromo people.
From Nairobi.. A โFirmโ Egyptian Message Rejecting Unilateral Measures in the Nile Basin
Egypt has called for cooperation among Nile Basin countries and announced a new funding mechanism of $100 million to support dam projects amid rising water tensions with Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Military Buildup on the Tigray Border Raises Fears of Renewed War in Ethiopia
Large military buildups on the borders of Tigray are raising concerns about the potential for renewed conflict in Ethiopia, jeopardizing the fragile peace agreement established in 2022.
Ethiopia Revokes Reuters Journalists' Accreditation Following Investigative Report
Ethiopia's government has revoked the accreditation of three Reuters journalists after the agency published an investigative report on Ethiopia's involvement in training forces for the Sudanese civil war.
Russian military aircraft unexpectedly appeared at a foreign state's air force demonstration flight
Russian military jets participated unexpectedly in an air force demonstration in Ethiopia, revealing the countryโs recent acquisition of Jakovlev Jak-130 training aircraft.
Is War Postponed Between Egypt and Ethiopia? Analysts Outline the Options
Analysts suggest that war between Egypt and Ethiopia is not inevitable, yet remains a possible scenario if diplomatic efforts fail amidst rising regional tensions.
Towards Turkey's Greater Presence in the Horn of Africa: Erdogan Visits Ethiopia
Turkish President Erdogan is visiting Ethiopia to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, aiming to enhance Turkey's presence in the Horn of Africa.
African leaders mobilise malaria funding at AU summit
African leaders at the AU summit in Ethiopia called for increased funding to combat malaria, highlighting the risks of losing progress made against the disease.