Reuters: Kenya’s Safaricom taking M-Pesa to Ethiopia
Ethio Telecom is planning to carry a national mobile money service in collaboration with Kenya’s Safaricom.
Latest News
- Reuters: Kenya’s Safaricom taking M-Pesa to Ethiopia
- Ethiopian Airlines Makes Historic Flight to Eritrea
- Obama Speaks to Cheering Crowd on Mandela’s 100th Birthday in South Africa
- Ethiopia’s Young, New Leader Shakes Up One-Party System — Wall Street Journal
- Ethiopian Shelves Plane Deals, Maps Out Privatization Plan – Bloomberg
- Ethiopia Hails Its Charismatic Young Leader as a Peacemaker
- Eritrea’s President Arrives in Ethiopia for First Visit in More Than Two decades
- PM Abiy Ahmed to Meet Ethiopian Community in Washington DC July 28th
- Q&A: How Timnit Gebru Brought Diversity to Artificial Intelligence (Forbes)
- A Diaspora Trust Fund for Ethiopia and Embracing a Culture of Democracy
PROFILES
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Q&A: How Timnit Gebru Brought Diversity to Artificial Intelligence (Forbes)
Meet Timnit Gebru, AI innovators who is on the front-lines of artificial intelligence technology advancements.
HISTORY
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The Battle Over Ethiopia’s Meqdela Treasures Heats Up
“My government is not interested in loans, it is interested in having those objects returned,” says Ethiopia’s Ambassador to the U.K.
INTERVIEWS
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How Ethiopic Script Was Introduced to Modern Computers: Interview with Fesseha Atlaw
Ethiopian American engineer Fisseha Atlaw helped pioneer the development of Ethiopic software in the late 80s and early 90s.
ART
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‘Jember’: Ethiopia’s First Superhero Comic Series Entertains & Empowers Fans with African History
The ‘Jember’ series, the first Ethiopian superhero comic, is written and created by Beserat Debebe.
NEWS
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Ethiopian Entrepreneur Alexander Assefa Wins Nevada Election
Alexander Assefa received over 55% of the votes in his primary run for a seat in Nevada’s 42nd Assembly district.
REVIEWS
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The New York Times Reviews Makina Cafe
Eden Gebre Egziabher is one of the first owners of an Ethiopian food truck in NYC. She says: I want “to bring my culture to Main Street.”
