InternationalEthiopian Airlines Holds Stakes in Six African National Carriers. Namibia Is in Talks to Become the Seventh.Namibia's transport ministry says the discussions are exploratory and non-binding. Sep 9, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsEthiopia's 31.8 Million-Tonne Wheat Harvest is 6 Million Tonnes Heavier Than the Renaissance DamSep 9, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsAlphaGeo Ranks Addis Ababa Behind Chicago as the Second Most Climate-Resilient Major City Out of 72Sep 9, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsEthiopia and IFC Sign Deal to Build the Country's First Mortgage Refinance Company.Sep 3, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsGold Has Overtaken US Treasuries as the World's Top Reserve Asset, the ECB Says.Aug 31, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsEthiopia's 31.8 Million-Tonne Wheat Harvest is 6 Million Tonnes Heavier Than the Renaissance DamOfficial Ministry of Agriculture data records a 318.4 million quintal haul across irrigated and rain-fed acreage, eliminating $1 billion in foreign exchange expenditures as domestic currency floats.Sep 9, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsAlphaGeo Ranks Addis Ababa Behind Chicago as the Second Most Climate-Resilient Major City Out of 72An AI spatial risk assessment places the Ethiopian capital next to the US metro across a pool of the world's largest cities, shielding local commercial real estate from rising global insurance premiums.Sep 9, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsEthiopia and IFC Sign Deal to Build the Country's First Mortgage Refinance Company.A 100 billion Birr wholesale lender won't hand a single Ethiopian a mortgage directly, it exists to fix what's stopping banks from offering longer, cheaper home loans in the first place.Sep 3, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsGold Has Overtaken US Treasuries as the World's Top Reserve Asset, the ECB Says.Central banks now hold more gold, as a share of reserves, than US government debt for the first time since the dollar era began — and Ethiopia's own gold boom is riding the same price rally that helped get them there.Aug 31, 2026•Kana Newsroom
InternationalUganda Airlines Tells Parliament 80% of Its Fleet Was Grounded This Year — But Revenue Still Grew 22%.The Ethiopian Airlines veteran hired to steady Uganda's carrier told lawmakers how close it came to collapse — and how cleared engine bills, new routes, and ticketing issues now steer its recovery.Aug 31, 2026•Kana Newsroom
Government & PolicyEthiopia's Grade 12 Pass Rate Is Four Times Higher Than Four Years ago.Zero-scoring schools halved, perfect scores rose, and most candidates now test digitally — the clearest signs that a bruising four-year reform of Ethiopia's university entrance exam is showing results.Aug 28, 2026•Kana Newsroom
EconomicsEthiopia's Creditors Clear the Last Big Hurdle on Its $1 Billion Bond Restructuring.Approval by a China- and France-led committee ends three years of missed payments, guiding Ethiopia toward lower debt, repaired credit, and global bond markets.Aug 26, 2026•Kana Newsroom