The welcoming ceremony of FDRE prime minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr) when he arrived in East Chora Jigjiga city.
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A statement of condolences.
The government expresses its condolences for the damage caused by the collapse of the building ladder. People who were visiting the building of St. Mary’s church which is under construction in Amhara region North Shewa zone Arreti city administration have been injured by an accident. The government expresses its sorrow that there are many people…
History and politics is the lesson of our collective ability!
The great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a lesson of endurance built by the call, sweat, knowledge and blood of the great Ethiopian children. From now on, Ethiopia will be a fair user of the natural resources not a spectator. In Africa, the owner of the biggest dams not the owner of the longest river but…
The Completion of GERD Proves Ethiopians Untied Power to Transform History, Politics and National Destiny- Government Communication Service
Pagume 4, 2017 The Government Communication Service has announced the full completion and operational launch of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) a landmark achievement, calling it “proof of Ethiopians’ united strength to reshape history, politics, and national destiny.” As Africa’s largest hydroelectric facility, GERD now stands as a symbol of Ethiopia’s resilience, built through…
Prosperity Party VP Calls for Pan-African Unity and Transformative Politics in Africa
August 6, 2017 The Vice President of Prosperity Party, Mr. Adam Farah addressed the African Political Parties Conference in Accra today with a call for deeper continental cooperation and reform-driven leadership. Speaking to a gathering of African political leaders, Mr Adam emphasized the need for parties to evolve beyond electoral functions and become engines of…
Koysha Dam 71% Complete, Boosting Ethiopia’s Energy Independence Journey
August 6, 2017 Ethiopia’s ambitious Koysha Hydropower Project has reached 71% completion, marking a significant milestone in the country’s push for energy independence and industrial transformation. The 1,800 MW dam, one of the flagship projects under Ethiopia’s national reform agenda, is poised to generate an estimated 6,460 GWh annually upon completion. Located in the Southern…