Samuel Bogale is a journalist based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He writes for The Reporter Ethiopia, focusing on local news and current affairs. Samuel covers a wide range of topics, including politics, economics, agriculture, and regional developments, providing readers with timely and informative articles about Ethiopia and its neighboring countries.
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Samuel Bogale's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements, expert commentary, legal policy regulation, and general announcements related to finance & economy as well as government & politics in Ethiopia. He seems particularly interested in developments related to the AfCFTA, national economic policies, and regional political dynamics.
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The past few years have been hectic for humanitarian agencies and workers in Ethiopia on the frontlines of a pandemic, droughts, floods, and war. But aid partners are increasingly strapped for cash, hampering their crucial operations and endangering the lives of millions still in desperate need of help across the country.
By: Samuel Bogale
Ten borrowers account for nearly a quarter of all loans and advances
By: Samuel Bogale
Petroleum, fertilizer imports to remain off limits Under the leadership of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD), the Ethiopian Investment Board
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Members of Parliament have blasted the heads of the Immigration and Citizenship Service (ICS) for lapses in administration and the lack of use of technology in border security.
By: Samuel Bogale
At least three aircrafts grounded for lack of parts The CEO of the Ethiopian Airlines Group says a shortage of spare parts for aircraft
By: Samuel Bogale
Heads of the Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) say they are close to realizing long-lived government ambitions to sell off stakes in the Addis Ababa Hilton, Ghion, and Filwuha hotels to unidentified foreign investors.
Abdurehman Eid Tahir, 42, was born into a prominent political family in Jigjiga, seat of the Somali regional administration. His father, Eid Daahir Farah, served as Secretary General of the Somali region for four years beginning 1991 before being elected as the first regional president following elections in 1995.
By: Samuel Bogale
Aid agencies warn close to two million Ethiopians at risk
By: Samuel Bogale
Aid agencies warn close to two million Ethiopians at risk Flooding due to climate fluctuations have led to the displacement of more than
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