Young Editors, Free Content & Limitless Pages: Ethiopia’s Digital Literary Subculture

A literary subculture is emerging in Ethiopia, living not in print kiosks but in Telegram channels and PDFs passed phone to phone.

How Ethiopia’s Central Bank Plans to Keep Prices in Check Without a Credit Cap

NBE is trading rigid credit limits for a market-driven system built on real, inflation-adjusted interest rates.

New Mobile Platform Offers Integrated Ambulance Dispatch Service in Addis Ababa

In Addis Ababa, many patients wait over an hour before first aid. A new platform, Le Ambulance (9117), aims to cut deadly delays with centralized ambulance dispatch and GPS tracking.

Samsung’s Most Accessible AI Phone, the Galaxy A26 5G, Arrives in Ethiopia

Galaxy A26 5G users enjoy a smooth and intuitive editing experience, thanks to features like Object Eraser, which allows anyone to effortlessly remove unwanted distractions from their photos.

Only 8.4% of Ethiopian Students Pass University Entrance Exams

Only 8.4% of Ethiopia’s 585,962 exam takers passed the university entrance test. Four years into reforms, the crisis continues despite slight progress.

The Test Ethiopia’s Banks Can’t Afford to Fail

Patriotic appeals by regulators won’t keep money in Ethiopia’s banks. Trust will. Diaspora savings need safety, transparency, and confidence or deposits will bypass local banks altogether.