[New Times] Rwandan national Eugene Ubalijoro has been appointed managing director of Heineken Ethiopia.

[Carnegie Corporation] The African nation-state is in a period of profound transformation, according to African experts interviewed for episode 8 of Carnegie Corporation's Peacebuilders podcast series.

[Carnegie Corporation] Episode Eight: "The African State"In this episode: Alagaw Ababu Kifle, Pamela Mbabazi, Sagal Abshir

[Addis Standard] Barely two months into his new job as a Prime Minister, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) has managed to simultaneously excite and alarm pretty much everybody. In Ethiopian political leadership this is no small feat, where offending the public has been the norm than the exception.

[Ethiopian Herald] The recent decision of Ethiopia's ruling coalition EPRDF has fueled optimistic perspective among various sectors of the society and scholars who also forwarded advice that due care should be made on the transfer .

[Ethiopian Herald] Various mega projects help the economic development of a country and benefit the society around while other projects extend their benefit beyond and endeavor to transform society's socio-economic development. Among such projects is the Hawassa Industrial Park (HIP).

[Addis Standard] It takes a simple scanning of daily headlines to learn that Ethiopia is changing. The country of 100 million people, third largest in Africa, hosting African Union, UNECA, the third largest diplomatic core in the world and regional offices of various organizations, is witnessing a sea of changes in sectors as varied as economy and security.

[Ethiopian Herald] In some remote areas where finding water at all is difficult, the issue of quality is unthinkable. What people ask for first is water regardless of the quality. "People in remote areas will never question about quality, all they need is water... water... ; says Moti Mossisa, a researcher at Ethiopian Water Technology Institute (EWTI). "The issue of water type and quality is a luxury for them" he added quoting pastoralists he interviewed for a study.