Drivers in Amhara region hit hard by fuel shortages, skyrocketing prices
Drivers in urban areas of the Amhara region are facing severe fuel scarcity and soaring prices in the black market, ...
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West Africa Trade Will Take a Hit As Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso Leave Ecowas
The membership of the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) has been whittled down from 15 to 12 following ...
Nigeria: Telecom Subscribers Hit 221.7 Million in Q3 – NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has stated that 2,504 subscribers of 9mobile moved to another telecommunication service provider in ...
Hormuud Telecom petrol tanker hit by a blast in Somali capital
MOGADISHU, Somalia – An explosion struck a fuel tanker in the Somali capital, Mogadishu on Monday, the latest in a ...
SODMA dispatches life-saving aid to Somali town hit by floods
JALALAQSI, Somalia – The Somali Disaster Management Agency (SODMA) has sent aid to the Jalalaqsi district, to respond to the ...
Nigeria: Crude Oil Theft – Illegal Connections Hit 4,800- – Mele Kyari
·Warns crude oil theft could frustrate oil projections by FG ABUJA- The Group Chief Executive Officer of the the Nigerian ...
Weather tracker: Ethiopia hit by severe drought amid east Africa floods | Environment
The regions of Tigray and Amhara in northern Ethiopia have continued to experience severe drought conditions with more than 50 ...
Ethiopia: Regional States Determined to Hit Targets in Summer Wheat Development Activities
Addis Ababa — Regional States have resolved to fulfil their plans in promoting production and productivity of wheat during the ...
Floods hit Somalia after worst drought in four decades – video report | World news
Floods caused by heavy rains across parts of Somalia have displaced more than 113,000 people and 'temporarily affected' hundreds of ...
News: Schools in Amhara’s conflict hit East Gojjam Zone witness a gradual return of students
Following months of conflict in the Amhara region, five primary schools in the Dejan district of the East Gojam zone ...
