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Ethiopia hotel privatization in 2026: which state hotels sold, which the government still owns, and how Egypt, Nigeria and Kenya compare.

Here's a review of what 2018 looked like for Ethiopia, sector by sector, with a source behind every number.

Ethiopia is building fintech apps faster than it is building the infrastructure they depend on. Here’s why electricity, internet, manufacturing, and forex are holding back its tech ambitions.

Ethiopia's immigration service collected 42.7 billion birr in 2025/26. Here is a data-driven breakdown of what passports and visas actually earn the government.

Sensation seeking starts as a normal craving for thrill but can turn deadly on the road. See the latest data, including a landmark Ethiopian driver study, and learn how to seek thrills safely.

Ethiopia is being asked to hit an expanding list of policy targets for access to money that donor governments are simultaneously walking away from.

Ethiopia faces a device shortage and a growing e-waste crisis at once. Here is the data-backed explanation, from forex limits to informal recycling in Addis Ababa.

Ten companies paid ETB 254.44 billion in FY2025/26, nearly half of Ethiopia's Large Taxpayers Branch revenue. Here's what the numbers reveal about Ethiopia's tax base.

Ethiopia turned its National ID Program into Faydaverse, a state enterprise with 50 million users and Africa-wide ambitions. Here's how it works, the numbers behind it, and what comes next.

After a major event, many of us feel a dread of being "back to normal life". What is it about "normal life" that is so scary to return to?

Internships are often seen as a gateway to employment. But when jobs are scarce, they might just be a dangling carrot.

Superapps are the latest trend in the fintech industry. In Ethiopia, they have shown an impressive surge in adoption.

Ethiopia's government is collecting record amounts of revenue from its citizens. But is it really the result of a productive economy?

Ethiopia banned its betting industry citing financial fraud. Meanwhile, in other African countries, betting is the source of significant tax revenue. Was Ethiopia's decision too harsh?

Meta description (154 characters): Ethiopia's $12.5B Bishoftu airport still has an $8B funding gap, and the US, China, and Italy are all racing to bankroll it. Here's the full story.