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UK-Backed Green Program Targets 100 Ethiopian Startups in Second Phase
30 March 2026
Ethiopian Teen Builds YScroll App to Battle Doom Scrolling
09 March 2026
This Ethiopian Startup Has Taught AI to Listen to Amharic and Afaan Oromo
16 February 2026
08 February 2026
This Ethiopian Startup Is Replacing Diesel Generators with Silent Hybrids
06 February 2026
Seven Ethiopian Startups Pitch Investors at Close of U.K.-Backed Accelerator
Ethiopian Startup Targets Paperwork Bottlenecks in Lending with Digital Appraisal Platform
From fan requests to fixing finance: the startup behind Zemeo is now digitizing loan appraisals, using Fayda ID, land records and AI to assess collateral.
By Daniel Metaferiya
This Platform is Mapping Ethiopia’s Agricultural Exports from Local Farms to Global Buyers
From satellite maps to IoT dashboards and QR-code tracking, EEM aims to bring structure and visibility to Ethiopia’s fragmented agricultural export system.
By Etenat Awol
An Ethiopian Developer Who Once Failed National Exams Built a Platform to Help Others Pass
Since exam reforms in 2022, only about 4.6% of Ethiopian students have passed national entrance exams. One ed-tech startup says the problem isn’t just content, it’s structure.
A UK-backed climate entrepreneurship program is scaling up in Ethiopia. Green Future Africa Phase II will support 100 youth-led green startups, a 10x jump from its pilot.
By Team Shega
A 16-year-old in Addis Abeba turned a 5-hour YouTube Shorts binge into a startup idea. He built YScroll, an app designed to interrupt endless scrolling and help users set limits on doom scrolling.
By Ana Mulatu
In just over a year, Addis AI has grown to more than 100,000 users, many outside Addis Ababa, signaling how local-language AI scales when it is built natively.
A blackout sparked an idea. An exploded diesel generator pushed it further. An Ethiopian startup is now building noiseless hybrid generators for off-grid and backup power.
Seven Ethiopian startups pitched investors this week after completing a U.K.-backed accelerator aimed at early-stage manufacturers, as founders continue to navigate a tight funding landscape.
By Munir Shemsu