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6 days ago

Powering up: how Ethiopia is becoming an unlikely leader in the electric vehicle revolution

Four months on, Deghareg is pleased with his purchase since he no longer has to endure long lines at the petrol pump, caused by Ethiopia's chronic fuel shortages. I'd have to wait two to three hours, even if I got there in the early morning, and they often run out of petrol before it's your turn, he says. Having an EV saves me lots of time. I have no regrets.
Environment
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World politics
fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

A look at Eritrea's role as new Tigray war looms in Ethiopia DW 07/16/2025

Concerns escalate in northern Ethiopia over potential renewed conflict as reports of troop movements and clashes emerge.
World politics
fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

Fears of war in Tigray: What role does Eritrea play? DW 07/16/2025

Residents of the Tigray region fear renewed conflict and seek a peaceful resolution to improve their lives.
World news
fromwww.dw.com
1 week ago

Ethiopia's GERD mega dam: What you need to know DW 09/08/2025

At least 15,000 deaths were claimed during 14 years of GERD construction; Ethiopia largely self-funded the dam with bonds, donations, and a Chinese loan.
fromArchDaily
1 month ago

Carlo Ratti Associati Presents New Cultural Center and Open-Air Stage in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati's design for a new cultural center in Addis Ababa aims to support the local community and preserve Ethiopian cultural traditions. The project includes a four-story civic space with an open stage, designed in collaboration with local communities.
Renovation
fromPitchfork
1 month ago

U2 Release Statements on Israel and Gaza

The hemorrhaging of human life in Sudan or Ethiopia hardly makes the news. Sudan alone is beyond comprehension, with a civil war that has left 150,000 dead and 2 million people facing famine.
Music
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1 month ago

Red Sea death trap: Why so many migrants drown DW 08/07/2025

At least 92 people drowned when a vessel they were using to cross the Bab al-Mandab Strait sank. Most of the deceased and missing are Ethiopians.
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Science
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

It's always been some white dude': how Ethiopia became the world leader in uncovering the story of humankind

Ethiopia's first palaeoanthropologist established a lab to study fossils locally, drastically changing the research landscape.
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fromFuturism
2 months ago

Scientists Detect Deep, Rhythmic Pulse Coming From Inside the Earth

This study reveals that the mantle beneath Africa is active, pulsing, and responsible for the eventual splitting of the continent into pieces.
Science
Dining
fromwww.archdaily.com
2 months ago

Halala Kella Lodge / RAAS Architects

The Halala Kella Luxury Lodge epitomizes a blend of cultural heritage and modern architecture, enhancing tourism in Ethiopia.
US news
fromKqed
3 months ago

Ethiopian Woman Flees Torture, But Still Facing Deportation | KQED

The Trump administration limited asylum access, impacting vulnerable migrants protected under the UN Convention Against Torture.
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago

Mass arrests and beatings: how Ethiopia went from celebrating journalists to jailing them

Ethiopia was initially celebrated for progress in press freedom but saw a swift decline after conflict broke out, leading to mass arrests and censorship.
Media industry
History
fromwww.aljazeera.com
4 months ago

The Ethiopian bookbinder connecting a city's people with its forgotten past

Abdallah Ali Sherif has dedicated his life to reviving Harar's suppressed cultural identity and history.
Cryptocurrency
fromBitcoin Magazine
4 months ago

Phoenix Group Amps Up Their Bitcoin Mining Power To A Global Capacity Of Over 500 Megawatts

Phoenix Group expands Bitcoin mining capacity in Ethiopia by 52MW, reaching 132MW total, reinforcing its position among the world's top miners.
Coronavirus
fromFuturism
5 months ago

Bottles of "Holy Water" Contaminated With Cholera Send European Tourists to the ICU

Holy water from Ethiopian well may contain harmful cholera bacteria, posing risks to tourists.
Three tourists contracted cholera after drinking contaminated holy water, leading to severe health issues.
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