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For many, spirituality is the best (and only) means to combat their mental health challenges. But what does the science say?

Making up just above half of its GDP, Ethiopia's shadow economy is one of the largest in Africa

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is perhaps the most cherished infrastructure project for Ethiopians, and it is expected to repay their devotion with lasting benefits.

“We need to promote Ethiopian stories” is a phrase often repeated, yet results remain limited. The diaspora, rooted in Ethiopia but building lives abroad, has long served as a bridge connecting the country to the world. Any serious effort to share Ethiopia’s stories must involve them. In the business section of our 44th edition, we spotlight one such initiative.

The newly issued public servants’ wage raise is expected to account for 8.3% of the national budget.

Often, in the fast-paced advances in technology, the elderly are seen as a section of the population that is lagging behind.

Despite starting its insurance industry early, Ethiopia currently lags in insurance penetration.

Despite being one of the largest producers of knowledge in Africa, Ethiopian science lacks in quality.

Finding well-documented information on Ethiopia’s history, economy, and anything else is quite challenging, making Ethiopia a data desert.

Spices have shaped Ethiopia’s cuisine, medicine, and beauty traditions for centuries, and today with rising demand, surging consumption, and skyrocketing prices, they remain as essential as ever.

Content creation is increasingly seeming synonymous with the road to riches. When it all began, it was people dancing to a new hit and others making GRWM videos. In no time, those people are living the dream.

If you moved abroad to live there, are you an expat or an immigrant? According to a dictionary, you should be both. But are you?

Despite low car ownership rates, Ethiopia is among the leading countries in EV penetration. So, what's making EV so popular in Ethiopia?

Are Masculine Men Mentally Healthier? New research says yes. But not in the way you might think.

A new proclamation law allows foreign startups and investors to finally enjoy the sought-after Ethiopian market.