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As foreign banks enter Ethiopia, small banks remain vital for financial inclusion, SME credit, and stability. A balanced, diverse banking sector is key to competition and long-term economic resilience.

Why do fans stay loyal to struggling teams? The psychology behind football fandom shows that support goes far beyond performance. This article explores how identity, emotion, and long-term attachment keep fans committed and what this reveals about loyalty in sports and business.

Mixed Martial Arts in Ethiopia is still emerging, driven by grassroots efforts and growing public interest. From early combat sport foundations to recent events at the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, MMA is gaining visibility.

Gyms in Addis Ababa continue to rise as the activity goes beyond fitness and feeds into the high-performance culture that is popular among city dwellers.

85% of jobs in Ethiopia were once estimated to be at risk of automation in early studies on automation risk in Ethiopia and the future of work in developing countries. That was 10 years ago. Today, with rapid advances in AI and job automation in Ethiopia, and evolving evidence on the future of work in Africa, is the country’s exposure to automation actually increasing or decreasing?

Ethiopian entrepreneurs are often seen as overly cautious, but the reality is more complex. Research shows that risk aversion among micro and small business owners is not a mindset issue, but a rational response to an environment where failure carries high personal costs.

Melaku Worede is an Ethiopian geneticist who saved native seeds and championed farmers' rights. He is also a pioneer of community seed banks in Africa.

Discover the most endangered languages in Ethiopia, from Ongota to the isolated Shabo tongue. Learn why such languages are vanishing and explore the best strategies for their preservation.

Professor Mulugeta Bekele’s life reads like a quiet argument that physics can survive almost anything, even when its classrooms are turned into prison cells.

A 2024 academic study just calculated exactly how much Addis Ababa's traffic is costing the city. The number is staggering and most of it is completely invisible.

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This article compares Ethiopia’s experience with its economic peers

Whether you're feeling sad or bit mellow, trees might be the exact thing you need.

Ethiopia’s manufacturing share of GDP has hovered around 4–6% for decades, while imports keep outpacing exports.

Ethiopia’s urban population reached 24% by 2024, one of the fastest urbanization rates globally. Yet, there is no corresponding increase in manufacturing or high-productivity industrial sectors to absorb urban labor.