New EU deforestation regulation could slash Ethiopia’s GDP by as much as 0.6%, warns study
The new EU deforestation policy poses substantial challenges for the more than six million farmers in Ethiopia who are engaged ...
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South Africa’s Coal Workers Face an Uncertain Future – Mpumalanga Study Flags They’re Being Left Out of the Green Transition
South Africa is on the path to decarbonisation - doing away with burning coal and other fossil fuels and moving ...
Messebo Cement Eyes Recovery After Feasibility Study
Messebo Cement, one of the largest cement producers, is poised for an operational recovery following the completion of a feasibility ...
Ethiopia: Study Finds Median Wage in Ethiopia At 3,000 Birr – ILO Pushes for Minimum Wage Reform
Addis Abeba — Ethiopia's discourse on the minimum wage received a fresh push with a study presented by the International ...
Ethiopia tops Sub-Saharan Africa in economic losses from internet shutdowns: new study
New research from the Center for Rights and Democracy (CARD) reveals that Ethiopia lost a staggering $1.59 billion due to ...
Study reveals rampant gender-based violence, extrajudicial killings, mass arrests in two Guji zones
Merga Fikaduu (right), a human rights researcher and panelist for the study, and Nardos Chuta, Senior Specialist in Gender, Policy, ...
Genome Study Reveals Prehistoric Ethiopian Origins of Coffee
Researchers now have unlocked the genome of the Arabica species and traced its origins to a natural mating between two ...
What Works for African Youth Employment: A New Multi-Country Study in Partnership with PEP
The Mastercard Foundation has partnered with Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) to explore what works for African youth employment. The partnership ...
Kenya: Why Do Identical Informal Businesses Set Up Side By Side? It’s a Survival Tactic – Kenya Study
The population on the African continent will have nearly doubled by 2050, according to UN projections. About 800 million more ...
Africa: New Study Reports Widespread Forced Labor Abuses
Forced labor generates $236 billion a year in illegal profits, a dramatic increase of $64 billion since 2014, a new ...
