Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th December, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Saudi embassy in Ethiopia warns of Marburg virus outbreak as cases rise to thirteen.

Amhara Fano Popular Organization pledges cooperation with government to protect national interests.

Somalia’s President attends Doha Forum to strengthen security and diplomatic ties with Qatar.

State of emergency declared in Somalia as devastating drought affects millions of lives.

Somalia teams up with Japan and FAO to enhance fisheries development for sustainable growth.

EPRP public meeting in Addis Ababa canceled amid apparent government pressure and concerns.

Conflict in Amhara region disrupts daily life as residents face escalating violence and instability.

Anti-corruption report reveals rampant bribery and fraud in irrigation schemes across the region.

Broad-based Youth Front aims to engage ten million young voters for the upcoming elections.

African Development Bank’s $9.2 million program transforms lives of three million across SADC nations.

Keeping Somalia safe: pivotal month as Aussom awaits renewal of its security mandate.

M-PESA Ethiopia users report being locked out of services on Ethio Telecom networks.

Standard Chartered settles a £1.5 billion lawsuit over breaches related to Iran sanctions.

Ooredoo Algeria and ZTE launch a new 5G network, marking a significant digital transformation.

Apple's executive exodus continues as chip chief Johny Srouji may be the next to leave.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!