How Strong Will The Ethiopian Birr (ETB) Be In 2024?
The Ethiopian Birr (ETB) has been on a trajectory of seemingly terminal decline for several years now. Trading at 28.41 against the dollar in...
The Infinix NOTE 30: Elevating Smartphone Excellence
In the dynamic world of smartphones, Infinix consistently pushes the envelope with each new release. Their most recent offering, the Infinix NOTE 30, is...
Ethiopia drives toward automotive future as Toyota talks continue
Ethiopia is putting increased pressure on Toyota to decide on a manufacturing plant, with negotiations between the two dragging on for over a year. Officials are aggressively pursuing other major automakers and preparing industry policies to attract multinational vehicle manufacturers to establish local production.
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The World Bank has suspended new public financing to Uganda
The World Bank has suspended new public financing to Uganda in response to the country’s controversial Anti-Homosexuality Act. In a statement released on August...
Women artists fight for survival amidst challenges
Women have had to carve a path for themselves in most modern-day professions and Art and Entertainment are no exception. Originally dominated by male...
When Money Smells
In recent years, the Vrije Universiteit (Free University) Amsterdam has conducted research on human rights in China.
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Realism about Foreign-Policy Realism
In a world of sovereign states, foreign-policy decisions naturally should account for national interests and the broader balance of power.
A melting pot of cultures breeds a strong nation
All the strong nations we know today are the results of the Melting Pot Theory.
Toward Revitalizing Pan-Africanism
In the wake of decolonization, Pan-Africanism emerged as a rallying undercurrent for many patriots in the continent.
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Procrastination
Procrastination is one of those terms which I have always found difficult to remember, to say, and write about; in English, of course.