Ethiopians call for justice after four mosques burned in attacks in the Amhara region. Several thousand Muslims across Ethiopia in recent days have protested against…
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In Collecting Nobel Prize, Ethiopia’s Leader Plans to Sidestep Media
NAIROBI, Kenya — When the Norwegian Nobel Committee chose the Ethiopian prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, for its peace prize this fall, it cited his efforts…
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Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan resume talks over disputed Nile dam
Immigration ministers of three countries meet in Cairo for talks aimed at resolving dispute over water distribution. The irrigation ministers of Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan…
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Ethiopian activist calls for calm after 16 die in Ethiopia during clashes
Third Point confirms EssilorLuxottica stake in investor letter BOSTON (Reuters) – Billionaire investor Daniel Loeb said on Thursday his hedge fund owns a $700 million…
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Exclusive: Regulators weigh 'startle factors' for Boeing 737 MAX pilot training – Transport Canada executive
MONTREAL/CHICAGO (Reuters) – Global regulators are looking at “startle factors” that can overwhelm pilots as they consider revised protocols for the Boeing 737 MAX, Nicholas…
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Ethiopians 'abused on Gulf route, forcibly deported from Saudi'
HRW report says Ethiopian, Yemeni and Saudi officials have taken few, if any, steps to curb violence faced by migrants. Ethiopian migrants and refugees who…
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Ethiopia anger over texting and internet blackouts
Ethiopians are angry that the country’s text messaging service has been shut down since Thursday without any explanation. Internet blackouts, which began last Tuesday, are…
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Ethiopia bids to break tree-planting record
Officials in Ethiopia hope to plant 200 million trees in a single day in what they hope will be a world record. Prime Minister Abiy…
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Dozens killed in Ethiopia referendum clashes
At least 25 people have died in clashes between Ethiopian security forces and activists in southern Ethiopia, hospital officials have told the BBC. The officials…
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Boeing pledges $136m to help families of 737 MAX crashes
SEATTLE/CHICAGO • Boeing has said it would give US$100 million (S$136 million) over multiple years to local governments and non-profit organisations to help families and…
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Amid Ethiopia unrest, Amhara political party spokesman arrested
ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) – Ethiopian authorities on Friday arrested the spokesman of a political party promoting the interests of the Amhara ethnic group, the party…
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Boeing sees fix for latest 737 MAX software flaw in September
(Reuters) – Boeing Co (BA.N) will take until at least September to fix a newly identified problem on its grounded 737 MAX, a company official…
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Ethiopia ‘arrests’ dozens of opposition supporters
More than 50 people have been arrested after an alleged coup attempt in an Ethiopian region, an opposition party says. National Movement of the Amhara…
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Ethiopia ‘coup ringleader on the run’
The suspected ringleader of Saturday’s failed coup plot in Ethiopia’s Amhara region is on the run, a senior security official has told the BBC. Four…
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