Ethiopia plans tighter dam-water management after summer rain deficit
Ethiopian Electric Power says it will regulate water use and coordinate dam management after a 2026 summer rain shortfall raised concerns about electricity generation.

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Ethiopian Electric Power says it will regulate water use and coordinate dam management after a 2026 summer rain shortfall raised concerns about electricity generation.


A Trade Ministry document says Ethiopia has recorded $23 million in trade under AfCFTA preferences while continent-wide implementation of tariff schedules remains incomplete.

Ethiopian Electric Power says the 2,200-megawatt Koysha project is 77 percent complete and needs €500 million more, with full operation targeted for 2029.

President Donald Trump says a new agreement with Venezuela would give the United States majority control over 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, though key commercial and legal terms have not been disclosed.

A joint university research report cited by The Reporter says Ethiopia attracted more than $18.9 billion in Belt and Road engagement, led by planned renewable-energy projects.

Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh stressed price stability and ended routine forward guidance without committing to the next interest-rate move.

Ethiopia’s central bank says users of illegal hawala networks and unlicensed money-transfer agents risk financial loss and legal or regulatory consequences.

The African Union says payment, transport and technical-standard barriers remain central obstacles to delivering the economic gains promised by the African Continental Free Trade Area.