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A Slow Dying: How Global Aid Cuts Are Forcing Sudan's Refugees Back Into the War Zone US Expresses Readiness to Relaunch Negotiations over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam **Defect Discovered in Egypt's First Nuclear Plant Construction Sparks Controversy** Iran Losing Control Over the Strait of Hormuz, New Data Shows The Battle Over Belonging: Debate Surrounding the Status and Governance of Addis Ababa Intensifies National Dialogue Plagued by Disputes Over Election Procedures and Voting Protocols Full Consensus Reached on Religious Affairs and Peacebuilding Agendas Prime Minister’s Office Outlines Key Sector Milestones and Economic Reforms in New Report Anbesa Bank Elects Completely New Board of Directors Following NBE Decision Government’s "Zero IDP" Initiative and Masked Realities A Slow Dying: How Global Aid Cuts Are Forcing Sudan's Refugees Back Into the War Zone US Expresses Readiness to Relaunch Negotiations over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam **Defect Discovered in Egypt's First Nuclear Plant Construction Sparks Controversy** Iran Losing Control Over the Strait of Hormuz, New Data Shows The Battle Over Belonging: Debate Surrounding the Status and Governance of Addis Ababa Intensifies National Dialogue Plagued by Disputes Over Election Procedures and Voting Protocols Full Consensus Reached on Religious Affairs and Peacebuilding Agendas Prime Minister’s Office Outlines Key Sector Milestones and Economic Reforms in New Report Anbesa Bank Elects Completely New Board of Directors Following NBE Decision Government’s "Zero IDP" Initiative and Masked Realities
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A Slow Dying: How Global Aid Cuts Are Forcing Sudan's Refugees Back Into the War Zone

As the war in Sudan grinds through its fourth year, hundreds of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers who sought sanctuary across the border in South Sudan now face a stark, agonizing reality. Escaping active combat zones was supposed to guarantee survival, yet a catastrophic humanitarian emergency is unfolding not from active gunfire, but from a severe shortfall in global financial support.

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US Expresses Readiness to Relaunch Negotiations over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

The United States has signaled its intention to step back into one of the African continent’s most intractable diplomatic standoffs. A senior advisor to President Donald Trump announced that Washington stands ready to facilitate renewed negotiations between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the broader allocation of the Nile River waters....

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The Battle Over Belonging: Debate Surrounding the Status and Governance of Addis Ababa Intensifies

As discussions unfold within Ethiopia’s political sphere and the ongoing National Dialogue, one of the most polarizing questions facing delegates and commentators centers on the identity and jurisdiction of the nation's capital: Whose city is Addis Ababa? The ongoing debate, touching on constitutional law, historical narrative, regional autonomy, and civil rights, remains a central flashpoint between competing visions for the city's future....

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Anbesa Bank Elects Completely New Board of Directors Following NBE Decision

Following the rejection of its previous election results by the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE), Anbesa Bank has elected a completely new Board of Directors nine months after the previous vote. Conducted under urgent directives and strict regulatory oversight from NBE officials, the re-run took place successfully at an extraordinary general assembly held at the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum on Saturday, August 8, 2026....

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National Bank of Ethiopia Unveils USD 500 Million FX Auction Roadmap for First Quarter of FY 2026/27

In a landmark financial policy release issued on July 22, 2026, the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) officially published its comprehensive foreign exchange (FX) auction timetable for the initial quarter of the 2026/27 fiscal year. Central bank authorities confirmed that a substantial capital injection totaling USD 500 million has been formally earmarked to supply regular liquidity, foster open market transparency, and stabilize the domestic financial ecosystem over the coming operating cycle....

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EMA Suspends JFM 106.7 Frequency for Six Months

In a major regulatory enforcement action signaling tightened oversight over Ethiopia’s commercial broadcasting landscape, the Ethiopian Media Authority (EMA) announced the temporary six-month suspension of JFM 106.7’s radio transmission license, effective July 8, 2026 (Hamle 01, 2018 E.C.)....

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