Ghana Declares Three-Day Period of National Mourning Following Deadly Crash
Accra: Ghana has opened investigations into the crash of a military helicopter that killed all eight people aboard, including the West African country’s defense and
Ethiopia, China Deepening Partnership Beyond Commerce: President Taye
Addis ababa: President Taye Atske Selassie stated that the bilateral relationship between Ethiopia and China is becoming more effective, not only in the sphere of
Ethiopia Reaffirms Vital Role of Grassroots Leadership in Shaping Unified, Impactful African Climate Agenda
Addis ababa: Ethiopia’s State Minister for Planning and Development and Chair of the National Organizing Committee for the second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2), Seyoum Mekonnen,
Macroeconomic Reform Boosts FX Earnings of Ethiopian Electric Power
Addis ababa: Ethiopia’s revenue from electricity sales has surged following the implementation of the macroeconomic reform, according to the Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP). Briefing the
African Union Mourns Loss of Ministers in Ghana Helicopter Crash
Accra: The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, has expressed profound sorrow following the tragic helicopter crash in Ghana’s Ashanti Region that
Cameroon’s Main Opposition Candidate Barred from Elections
Yaound: Cameroon’s Constitutional Council has disqualified Maurice Kamto, President Paul Biya’s most prominent challenger, from the upcoming October 12 presidential election. Kamto, 71, was seeking