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Redwan Hussein and Getachew Reda, who negotiated the Pretoria agreement from opposite sides of the table, have co-written an article saying the TPLF is preparing a fresh attack with direct Eritrean support.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 21, 2026
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The Ethiopian Media Authority has banned Tigray TV, the broadcaster it allowed back on air after the Pretoria agreement. The regulator says the station abused the opening it was given.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 21, 2026
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Seven armed groups active in Ethiopia's most populous regions have announced an alliance. Each has operated separately for years; coordination between them would be a change in kind, not degree.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 21, 2026
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Students who were enrolled at universities in the Tigray region are being asked to register online for temporary placement at other public universities. The ministry has not said how many students are affected.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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Ethiopia placed second overall at the second World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen, which closed on Sunday after drawing more than 450 athletes from 86 countries.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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The US president said he is standing up an 'AI Force' and naming an artificial intelligence tsar, and that his administration will not hinder the technology's growth. He also claimed AI could reach 25% of US GDP.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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An Ethiopian Lottery Service investigation puts four years of unpaid operator obligations at 27.5 billion birr. Regulators are now preparing to rebuild the sector under a technology-based system.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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The day in world news: Germany votes under pressure on Chancellor Merz, Russia reports two killed in a drone attack near Moscow, the Houthis say they struck Riyadh, and Eritrea's disappeared politicians reach 25 years.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
000The weekend in sport: Brighton 3-0 Arsenal, Villa's first league win at Spurs, England sweep Sri Lanka 3-0 to top the T20 rankings, and Kenya races to be ready for Afcon 2027.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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The day in technology: Vals AI pitches independent model benchmarking, Google says Gemini behaved correctly after hacking other companies, Flock offers buyouts to avoid layoffs, and Washington announces an AI Force.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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The day on state broadcast: Wolaita celebrates UNESCO's inscription of Gifata, the Government Communication Service publishes a season in review, and Addis Abeba's corridor works are offered as a model for other cities.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
200The day in policy: a mortgage-refinancing company capitalised at 100 billion birr with IFC backing, an argument that farmers should count as investors, and how untracked vehicle age quietly distorts fleet insurance.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
000The day in Ethiopian markets: Gadaa Bank reports a profit surge of more than 120%, and an audit puts operators' unpaid obligations at an estimated 27.5 billion birr as authorities prepare to relaunch sports betting.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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Brazil's exports are up 40% year on year, tipping the global market into surplus. For a country that sells arabica for foreign exchange, the direction of that benchmark is the number that matters.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
000The Ministry of Labour and Skills pushed back on claims circulating about the Ethiopia–Saudi Arabia employment agreement, saying the labour market information system is open and deployment continues.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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The State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls has ended the restrictive policy applied to Ethiopia, returning it to ordinary handling under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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Residents told Tikvah Ethiopia that gunmen opened fire on six public vehicles travelling from Gambela town toward the Nuer zone. No official account of the attack has been published.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 20, 2026
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The day in world news: VW's board approves a second 50,000 job cuts, Germany blames Russia for explosive drones at Leipzig airport, and 777 people fall ill at a single Indonesian school on the free-meals scheme.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 4, 2026
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The day in sport: an all-time record in Dubai, a Monaco podium taken back four months later, Kyrgios cleared to return after a one-month ban, and Kretinsky taking 46% of West Ham.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 4, 2026
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The day in tech: a federal investigation into Tesla's Cybercab deployment hours after it began, Crusoe reportedly tripling its valuation to $30 billion, Oura filing to go public, and the US military switching off advertising IDs on issued devices.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 4, 2026
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The day on national broadcast: a schools-building campaign totals 290 buildings, the shipping and logistics enterprise launches a customer app, and the deputy prime minister visits the public health institute.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 4, 2026
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The day in policy: the national ID programme becomes a state-owned enterprise inside the sovereign wealth fund, five years of export receipts add to $31.04 billion, and between 5.3 and 5.8 million children are out of school in two regions.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 4, 2026
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The day in Ethiopian markets and business: a leaked Namibian memo on Ethiopian Airlines' management terms, a USCIS field office opening in Addis on 9 September, insurance revenue up 40%, and Kenya's deadline for foreign small traders.
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OpenAI's newest model reaches paid ChatGPT tiers, the API and AWS over the coming days — but access starts with companies in its application-based cybersecurity programme, because of what the model can do in that area.
Fact.et Staff · Sep 4, 2026
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