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Ethiopia launches a national dialogue, but divisions run deep
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As an 18-month civil war grinds on, Ethiopia is gearing up for a national dialogue aimed at bridging the country’s many fault lines.
Ethiopia kicks off the second-round polio campaign with the new tool
By: Ethiopia kicks off the second-round polio campaign with the new tool | Published On:
“nOPV2 vaccine” to tackle an ongoing polio outbreak
UN aid convoy reaches Ethiopia’s conflict-hit region
By: UN aid convoy reaches Ethiopia’s conflict-hit region | Published On:
An additional aid convoy has entered Ethiopia’s conflict-hit northernmost Tigray region, aiming to reach 43,000 people with emergency food and nutritionally fortified food for 24,000 vulnerable mothers and children, the UNFP said.
New aid convoys for Ethiopia's Tigray after truce
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New aid convoys were in or on their way to Ethiopia's conflict-ravaged Tigray region Thursday, humanitarian agencies said, the latest deliveries to take advantage of a truce between the country's warring sides.
Ethiopia tries to open up its economy despite Tigray war
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The authorities have created a sovereign wealth fund that is expected to incorporate assets from several state-dominated sectors, including Ethiopian Airlines and Ethio Telecom.
Ethiopia Inflation Rate
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The annual inflation rate in Ethiopia quickened to 36.6% in April of 2022 from 34.7% in the prior month, reaching the highest point since November of 2011.
Ethiopia: Seizing the fragile opening for peace
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Seventeen months of brutal civil war in northern Ethiopia have created a ghastly humanitarian crisis. While the situation remains fragile, the conditions for peace seem to have ripened in Ethiopia.
World Bank Supports Ethiopia’s Conflict-Affected Communities, Targets Over Five Million People
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Conflicts in Ethiopia have resulted in loss of lives, humanitarian crises, destruction of private and public assets and have left communities in dire need of suppor