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Ethiopia stepped into a destructive path in 2020 when it started a war with itself. Inter-state wars are often reported to negatively affect economic growth as reduction of production and labor ...
News Ethiopia » Amhara » Economy: Ethiopia's economic recovery at risk as Tigray conflict resurges
Renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia threatens to undermine the country's economic recovery, putting investment, trade, mining, and foreign-currency earnings at risk as the conflict spreads into ...
News Ethiopia » Amhara » Economy: The Plight of Amhara people is the Plight of Ethiopia: A Call for Unity
The Ethiopian government, led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, is waging war against its own people—specifically, the Amhara. Amhara men, women, and children are being killed and arrested not for their ...
News Ethiopia » Amhara » Economy: Ethiopia risks a wider war. Here are 5 things to know
Fighting has returned to Ethiopia’s Tigray region, where former enemies are joining forces against the government and the peace agreement that ended one of Africa’s deadliest recent wars appears ...
News Ethiopia » Amhara » Economy: Ethiopia embraces big projects but escalates regional tensions by seeking more access to the sea
Ethiopia’s leader loves big projects. With a contentious megadam completed on the Nile, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed now plans Africa’s largest airport and a nuclear power plant. But the landlocked ...
News Ethiopia » Amhara » Economy: Ethiopia’s drone massacres demand that US and world pay attention
It was 7 a.m. on a Friday morning when a Turkish-made drone controlled by government forces slammed into a health center in the Ethiopian villages in Gojjam, in the Amhara region of Africa’s ...
News Ethiopia » Amhara » Economy: Ethiopian Homestead Gardens Shelter 45 Woody Species, Most of Them Native
A survey of 300 homestead agroforests across three Ethiopian districts recorded 45 woody species in 27 families, over 71 percent of them indigenous, revealing these managed farm gardens as important ...