[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -The outbreak of war between Eritrea and Ethiopia in the concluding years of the twentieth century is a truly tragic development. It qualifies as one of the most outstanding failures of the generation that fought for justice in both Eritrea and Ethiopia under the previous regimes and paid heavy sacrifices. These failures would only continue to compound unless something is done by all concerned parties to search and arrive at a lasting resolution of the conflict.

[Addis Fortune] Lominat Beverage offers 3.6 billion Br to acquire the company

[Addis Fortune] The Ethiopian Employers' Confederation (EEC) has finally registered and secured its license from the Ministry of Labour & Social Affairs (MoLSA).

[Addis Fortune] Saturday was a historical day. It started with throngs of people chanting and jogging their way to Mesqel Square for a support rally for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD). The jubilance by the crowd was matched with scenes that would have been idiosyncratic three months ago - where the Ethiopian flag was flown without its emblem, and the Oromia Media Network (OMN) reported from Addis Abeba.

[Addis Fortune] With the Executive Committee of the EPRDF's decision to implement the Algiers Agreement without preconditions, the debate over the fate of the two nations relationship has intensified. While many opinions have been forwarded, the original idea by John H. Spencer still applies, writes AMBESSAW ASSEGUED

[Addis Fortune] Moti Engineering Plc is contracted to supply the terminals for 26 million Br

[Addis Fortune] One of the professional associations in Addis Abeba is planning to build a nine-storey multi-purpose building for 200 million Br. The building will be located in the Kirkos District.

[Addis Fortune] Given the nation's macroeconomic crisis, there is a great burden on the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE). It needs to improve operational practices, policies and leadership, writes Mesfin Namarra ([email protected]), former member of parliament and NBE staff.