Burundi: Efforts by some African nations to attract luxury tourism have yielded limited benefits for local communities, with new research by the University of Manchester
Addis ababa: The Ministry of Finance has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to easing the financial burden on civil servants. As part of ongoing public service
Addis ababa: Ethiopia’s Ministry of Water and Energy announced that the country’s national electricity coverage has reached 54 percent of the population, a result of
Addis ababa: Ethiopia’s Federal Civil Service Commission has announced a substantial salary increment for government employees effective coming September. In a statement it issued today,
Addis ababa: The outgoing German Ambassador to Ethiopia Jens Hanefeld has praised Ethiopia’s ongoing homegrown economic reform as a brave and promising step toward the
Addis ababa: A High-Level Consultation and Validation Workshop aimed at strengthening fisheries governance and establishing a Fisheries Forum Agency and a Monitoring, Control and Surveillance