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If results had you in the 91 club and you feel depressed by it, this for you.

Lack of opportunity also pushes many into entrepreneurship. Driven by survival, they start small ventures aimed at quickly meeting daily needs.

Technology adoption in the education sector of Ethiopia has largely been sluggish and unsatisfactory. But it can help address the fundamental issues that are causing the low exam pass rates.

It is absurd that Ethiopia’s (and Africa’s) agricultural standards are being set in Brussels with no African farmers present. Ethiopia faces the risk of losing a significant amount of its export revenue if it fails to comply with these regulations.

A country unable to pay its debt isn’t forced into liquidation by the court, but suffers detrimental economic and political consequences.

This article was first published on our 37th Edition, released on January 2025

Sewasew Design has inarguably become the best example of what Ethiopian culture can offer to modern fashion. We had the pleasure of sitting down with the man behind the brand, Ablenae Dawit.

This article was first published on the 40th Edition of our magazine, released April 2025

This article was first released in the 42nd edition of our magazine, released June, 2025

This article was first published in the 42nd Edition of our magazine, released June, 2025

This article was first published on the 42nd Edition of our magazine, released June 2025

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Ethiopia has set its sights on mobilizing an impressive USD 8 billion in remittances during the 2025/26 fiscal year.

Ethiopia’s passport ranks among some of the weakest in the world.

For many, spirituality is the best (and only) means to combat their mental health challenges. But what does the science say?