Author: Gureza

Ethiopian Airlines is plotting a 100-jet fleet expansion even as it weathers oil shock – The Air Current 18:37 

Ethiopian Airlines is plotting a 100-jet fleet expansion even as it weathers oil shock Julie Johnsson· Dispatches ·April 22, 2026 HEAR FROM THE AIR CURRENT  Ethiopian Airlines is laying plans to order more than 100 aircraft as part of an ambitious growth strategy, all while navigating near-term turbulence and skyrocketing oil prices from the U.S.-Israel […]

From Resolution to Reality: Delivering Water and Sanitation for “The Africa We Want” – Inter Press Service 16:36 

Opinion By Mahmoud Ali Youssouf Clean drinking water runs from a tap in Senegal. Credit: UN Photo/Evan Schneider The African Union has pronounced their theme for 2026 to be: ‘Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems to Achieve the Goals of Agenda 2063’. In an opinion piece, AUC Chairperson, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf explores the continent’s renewed […]

Ethiopia and the risk of a world order without principles  – Borkena

April 22, 2026 As geopolitical competition intensifies, Western powers risk replacing values with expediency — and redefining the global order in the process By Mesfin Tegenu The latest reporting from groups like Human Rights Watch — including its recent Ethiopia country analysis (see: https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2026/country-chapters/ethiopia) — makes one point unmistakably clear: Ethiopia is facing a convergence of […]

Ethiopia’s Tigray province renews parliament, raising tensions – Semafor

Apr 22, 2026, 9:47am EDT The ruling party in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region reconstituted a parliament that had been disbanded as part of a postwar accord in 2022. The move threatens to raise tensions between regional adversaries in a country that is still recovering from a civil war that stymied attempts to liberalize one of […]