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Sharia-Compliant ZamZam Bank Reports 940.8 Million Birr Net Profits
14 December 2025
Ethiopia to Introduce Digital Voter and Candidate Registration Ahead of 2026 Election
10 December 2025
Fayda Digital ID to Become Mandatory for Banking Services as Ethiopia Begins Nationwide Account Harmonization
09 December 2025
Ethiopia Plans to Allow Outbound Cross-border Payments in Proposed Digital Payments Strategy
05 December 2025
M-PESA Ethiopia Says Its New App Was Blocked on Ethio Telecom Mobile Data Days After Launch
Premier Switch Solutions Posts Modest 4% Net Profit Growth Amid Birr Depreciation, Inflation Pressures
Premier Switch Solutions has reported a 4% rise in profit to 88.8 million Br, holding off fee increases even as the Birr depreciated 170% and inflation sustained.
By Etenat Awol
Ethiopia's Sovereign Wealth Fund Prepares to Launch Startup Incubation Program Within SOEs
Ethiopia’s sovereign wealth fund, EIH, is set to launch Jump Start-Up, an incubation program for startups across its state-owned enterprises, according to CEO.
By Team Shega
Ethiopia's Ministerial Council Approves Digital 2030 Strategy
Ethiopia’s Council of Ministers has approved the Digital Ethiopia 2030 strategy, rolling out a new multi-year roadmap aimed at accelerating the country’s digital transformation.
ZamZam Bank reports near-Birr 1 billion net profit for FY 2024/25, as total assets surge to 16.6B Birr and deposits climb to 11.6B Birr
Ethiopia’s 7th national election will introduce digital voter and candidate registration for the first time.
By Munir Shemsu
NBE has set April 8, 2026, as the final deadline for nationwide implementation. Addis Ababa and other regional capitals have been given a shorter timeline.
Proposed National Digital Payments Strategy (2026–2030) plans to enable low-value outbound cross-border transfers via cards, mobile wallets, and digital banking.
Two months ago, the World Bank had voiced concerns about the lack of fair play in Ethiopia’s telecommunications sector.
By Kaleab Girma