An overcrowded bus crashed in northern Ethiopia, killing at least 31 people and injuring dozens more. The bus veered off a mountainous road and plunged into a 100-meter-deep ravine. Poor infrastructure and lack of ambulance services contributed to the high death toll.
A new report by the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) shows a 40% surge in global attacks on education, with over 8,556 incidents and 10,600 students and staff harmed in 2024-2025. Attacks were reported in 83 countries, with Ukraine and Palestine seeing high incidences.
New research reveals a 40% surge in global attacks on education, with over 8,556 incidents and 10,600 students and staff harmed in 2024-2025. Attacks occurred in 83 countries, notably Colombia, DRC, Ethiopia, Haiti, Palestine, and Ukraine. Military occupation of schools doubled, and women/girls and students with disabilities were specifically targeted.
As Donald Trump turns 80, a collection of public figures offer a mix of sarcastic thanks, sharp criticism, and reflections on his resilience and impact on global politics, finance, and American society.
Ethiopia faces renewed fears of conflict in Tigray despite stable election results, with warnings of a potential escalation involving Eritrea and internal hardliners. Meanwhile, Nigeria grapples with a severe security crisis, marked by brutal attacks and kidnappings, prompting calls for international cooperation to combat extremist groups.
On the first anniversary of the Air India Flight 171 crash, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) failed to release a report, missing the International Civil Aviation Organization's (ICAO) recommended 12-month deadline. The Federation of Indian Pilots requested no interim report due to controversy surrounding the accident's cause.
Ethiopian federal government and TPLF negotiators signed a peace deal in Nov 2022. However, hardliners within TPLF and Eritrea's government oppose the agreement, with Eritrea allegedly brokering an alliance to reignite conflict and the TPLF preparing for an offensive.
Ethiopia awaits the full results of its general elections amidst sharp disagreements with opponents of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Experts are divided on the country's future, with some anticipating a focus on national dialogue and others predicting the ruling Prosperity Party will maintain an absolute majority.
Ethiopia's June 1 parliamentary election, deemed 'generally peaceful' by observers, saw voting suspended in over 140 constituencies due to insecurity, particularly in populous regions like Amhara, Oromia, and Tigray. Despite mixed reactions from political parties, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party is predicted to secure a landslide victory, with analysts citing weak opposition. The election's outcome may impact the country's path toward stability and democratic progress.
Ethiopia's government acknowledged challenges and opposition to the general elections, while an Oromo front called the vote a "farce" and imposed a travel ban. Experts debate the legitimacy and need for a national consensus.
African elections in 2026 face challenges of fraud, repression, and a growing gap between youth and elites. Military coups and authoritarian trends are rising, particularly in West and Central Africa, while nations like Ethiopia grapple with internal divisions and suspended voting.
Ethiopians express hope for improved living conditions and a better future following Monday's elections. However, experts and opposition parties criticize the polls as largely symbolic, lacking genuine competition and failing to address key issues like cost of living and political freedoms.
Ethiopia held its seventh general election, with the ruling Prosperity Party expected to win. PM Abiy Ahmed pledged to lead the country into a transformative era focused on development, while acknowledging election results. The election excludes Tigray due to ongoing tensions and faced threats in Amhara.
Ethiopia is accelerating its shift to electric vehicles, driven by high fossil fuel import costs and a government ban on gasoline/diesel car imports. The country aims for 500,000 EVs by 2030, leveraging its hydropower resources, though charging infrastructure remains a challenge.
Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party, led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, is projected to win a landslide victory in the general election held on July 1st. The results are expected by July 11th. Abiy highlighted his government's economic achievements, aiming for a "historic turning point" in the next five years.
Liên đoàn Điền kinh Thế giới (World Athletics) đã phê chuẩn 6 kỷ lục thế giới mới, trong đó có 3 kỷ lục U20. Kỷ lục 10km nam thuộc về Kejelcha (Ethiopia) với 26:31, Josh Hoey (Mỹ) phá kỷ lục 800m trong nhà, và Toshikazu Yamanishi (Nhật Bản) lập kỷ lục 1/2 marathon.
Ethiopia held its seventh general elections with high voter turnout expected, as Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party nears a new victory. The elections are crucial for the country's future leadership and development, though challenges remain, particularly in the Tigray and Amhara regions.
Millions of Ethiopians voted in a general election on Monday, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ruling Prosperity Party expected to win overwhelmingly despite criticism of his authoritarian tendencies. The election faces challenges from internal conflicts and ethnic divisions, with some regions excluded and opposition parties facing significant restrictions.
Voting in Ethiopia's general election was suspended in parts of Oromia and Amhara regions due to security concerns, while proceeding elsewhere. The northern Tigray region is excluded from the poll. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is expected to win, but faces criticism over human rights and conflict.
Ethiopians are voting in parliamentary and regional elections, with PM Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party expected to win despite significant unrest. Polling is suspended in Tigray and parts of Amhara due to ongoing conflict and instability.
Ethiopians vote in national elections on Monday, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party widely expected to win a majority and secure his third term. Voting is underway amid a heavy military presence, though elections are not being held in the Tigray region due to ongoing conflict.
Ethiopia's general election is underway, but conflict and insecurity mean many cannot vote, with the entire Tigray region excluded. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party is expected to win, despite criticism over human rights and suppression of dissent.
Voting is underway in Ethiopia, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party widely expected to secure a majority of seats in the general election.
Nutritionist Josh Rowe reveals how Sabastian Sawe's carbohydrate intake during the London Marathon, consuming 230g in under two hours, was key to his historic sub-two-hour run. Rowe, from sports tech brand Maurten, estimates nutrition can boost performance by 6-8%.
