Current Affairs

The new vehicle license plate has officially started being issued as of today!

It has been announced that the new plate is equipped with chip technology to facilitate law enforcement.

New procedure for taxis to begin at the end of June!

According to the Transport Bureau, in the month of May alone, administrative measures were taken against more than 3,300 drivers for charging above the tariff and failing to display the fare list.

It has been reported that Ethiopian migrants are replacing locals in low-paying jobs.

Conversely, business owners state that they prefer Ethiopian workers because they demand lower pay and work for longer hours without complaint.

Driver Training and Assessment Program Postponed

The Ethiopian Heavy Truck Drivers Association has announced that it has held discussions with the Ministry of Transport and Logistics regarding this matter.

The Ministry of Education’s AI initiative.

The application is expected to save teachers the valuable time typically spent on routine bureaucratic tasks, allowing them more time for direct interaction with their students.

The United States Prepares to Significantly Reduce Embassies in Africa

It is stated that the measure is part of a broad plan by the Donald Trump administration to further tighten immigration control and strengthen visa screening processes.

Ethiopia to Invest in Djibouti’s New Oil Depot Project

The financing for this significant project is expected to be covered by the Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH).

New minimum salary rules for private hospitals in Oromia!

This salary standard is intended to protect doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and laboratory professionals working in the private sector from labor exploitation and to provide them with better financial security.

What is the re-assessment test prepared for drivers?

The government is being criticized, stating that saying 'you cannot work unless I re-assess the driving license that I myself examined and issued' has no legal basis.

Bread Price Hike: Reasons and Consumer Concerns

"Kenya is set to double the power supply it buys from Ethiopia"

Kenya has announced its decision to double the electricity it imports from Ethiopia to stabilize its growing power supply.