Over 100,000 Flee South Sudan Conflict into Ethiopia: UNICEF Reports Crisis
UNICEF reports over 100,000 displaced from South Sudan’s Akobo into Ethiopia amid escalating conflict, with critical malnutrition and health facility closures.
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UNICEF reports over 100,000 displaced from South Sudan’s Akobo into Ethiopia amid escalating conflict, with critical malnutrition and health facility closures.
Ethiopia’s PM urges fuel conservation as Middle East tensions disrupt global oil supplies, prioritizing critical services amid shortages.
A massive landslide in Ethiopia’s Gamo Zone leaves 107 dead, displaces thousands, and prompts national mourning until March 16. Government pledges recovery support.
A government-mandated evacuation in South Sudan’s Akobo East has suspended aid for 200,000 people, exacerbating catastrophic conditions amid mass displacement and resource shortages.
Military mobilizations along Ethiopia’s Tigray border raise fears of renewed conflict, with international observers urging immediate de-escalation measures.
Ethiopian Airlines resumes flights to Tigray after a brief suspension due to renewed clashes, as regional tensions persist despite a 2022 peace deal.
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed inaugurates Aysha II Wind Power Plant, a Chinese-built project boosting clean energy and regional cooperation.
Ethiopia enforces a nationwide ban on single-use plastic bags to combat pollution, with fines for violations and mixed public reactions.
Addis Ababa’s Corridor and Riverside projects transform the city, enhancing livability and attracting tourists as of 2026.
Renewed clashes in Ethiopia’s Tigray region prompt African Union appeals for dialogue amid disrupted travel and economic strain on residents.
IMF approves $261 million disbursement to Ethiopia after fourth program review, supporting ongoing economic reforms and debt restructuring efforts.
Ethiopia begins construction on Bishoftu International Airport, set to become Africa’s largest aviation hub, boosting regional connectivity and economic growth.
China and Africa launch 2026 cultural exchange year in Ethiopia, strengthening civilizational dialogue and people-centered cooperation under FOCAC framework.
On New Year’s Eve, the Guizhou Village Super League hosted an international football match between Chengdu and Ethiopia, transforming the pitch into a vibrant platform for cultural exchange.
A magnitude-5.8 earthquake struck Ethiopia at a depth of 10 kilometers on Saturday, according to the EMSC.
Explore Ethiopia’s unique wildlife, from the elusive Ethiopian wolf to the charismatic gelada baboon and graceful mountain nyala, in this journey through the country’s diverse landscapes.
The 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan marks a historic moment with the inclusion of Egypt and Ethiopia, amplifying Africa’s voice on the global stage and offering opportunities for economic development and cooperation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a congratulatory message to Ethiopia’s new president, Taye Atske Selassie, emphasizing the strengthening of China-Ethiopia relations and future cooperation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulates Ethiopia’s new president, highlighting the strong and rapidly developing China-Ethiopia relations and future cooperation.
During his visit to Beijing for the FOCAC Summit, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed praised China’s role in Ethiopia’s industrialization and highlighted their strengthening partnership.