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Whether you're feeling sad or bit mellow, trees might be the exact thing you need.

Ethiopia’s manufacturing share of GDP has hovered around 4–6% for decades, while imports keep outpacing exports.

Ethiopia’s urban population reached 24% by 2024, one of the fastest urbanization rates globally. Yet, there is no corresponding increase in manufacturing or high-productivity industrial sectors to absorb urban labor.

A recently organized "AI Music Award" has caused controversy in Ethiopia.

Does a new "AI University" bring any benefit to Ethiopia? Or should we just focus on improving the already existing ones?

A plain-language guide to the country's investment thesis, deal structures, and top opportunities

Ethical hacking is becoming an integral part of Ethiopia's cybersecurity ecosystem.

Ethiopia has historically taken a careful and restrictive approach to biotechnology.

A pathway that has long shaped economies and livelihoods: Technical and Vocational Education and Training, better known as TVET.

A key summary of the events that transpired.

How a Simple Embrace Can Improve Mental and Physical Health

Understanding why our twenties is so destabilizing requires looking at the pressures young adults face and the developmental transitions they undergo.

Smallholder farmers in policy language are often discussed as subsistence producers rather than economic actors with agency, innovation capacity, and entrepreneurial potential.

Ethiopia’s National ID Program, now registering more than 30 million people, is one of the most ambitious digital infrastructure projects in the country’s recent history.

This remarkable digital moment tells us something deeper about the aspirations of young people in Ethiopia and their relationship to the wider world.