For women entering the formal labour market in Ethiopia, even at low wages, taking a job can reshape their daily routines and ...
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From Binary Politics to Creative Compromise - Why Ethiopia Needs Political Imagination to Bypass Gridlock
Each time I think about negotiation, my mind returns to a parable about camels that I read some time ago in one of William Ury's books, "Getting to Yes with Yourself: How to Get What You Truly Want." ...
Edomawit Ashebir tries to block out the haters. Every time she grabs her skateboard and goes out in public, the young Ethiopian knows she might hear some rude comments. “My mom empowers me, but people ...
In Ethiopia, women’s participation in higher education is less as compared to men. Gender disparities have been observed at different levels of educational system. Although there are efforts to ...
GOROM, South Sudan, February 25 (UNHCR) - The women giggle and strain as they try to follow their teacher, Naomi Swain, who is sitting in the lotus position on the red cement floor of a spartan ...
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IShowSpeed Africa tour: American streamer arrives in Ghana, reacts as Ghanaian woman asks for money
Famous American streamer IShowSpeed began his tour in Ghana as part of his Africa tour dubbed Speed Does Africa. A video of ...
Ethiopia’s leader loves big projects. With a contentious megadam completed on the Nile, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed now plans Africa’s largest airport and a nuclear power plant. But the landlocked ...
Fewer than one in three African MPs is a woman. Progress is being made – but it’s slow and patchy. Here is a breakdown in infographics.
RUIRU, Kenya, January 16 (UNHCR) - On the outskirts of Nairobi, Alemnish Tefera Abebe sits in her living room, curtains drawn to block out the invasive midday heat. The cool darkness contrasts with ...
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