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Good news from Ethiopia
Positive stories set in or affecting Ethiopia, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
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Africa’s cultural landmarks: tombs of Buganda kings
The tombs of Buganda kings on Kasubi Hill, built from natural materials, require ongoing care to preserve their cultural significance. This upkeep ensures the structures remain a vital part of the Baganda people’s heritage. The attention to maintenance reflects a deep commitment to safeguarding their history.
Aeon
Fifty billion seedlings: Can Ethiopia replant its ravaged forests?
Ethiopia is working to restore its forests through a massive tree-planting campaign, aiming to combat erosion and drought that have damaged farmland. The effort could help farmers like Niku Argane, whose crops have suffered from flooding and degraded soil. While challenges remain, the initiative offers hope for a more resilient future.
Grist
AFRICAN AVIATION: Africa’s air travel relies on distant hubs: It’s time to fix this
Investing in African hubs like Addis, Nairobi, and Cairo, along with enforcing the Single African Air Transport Market, will help reduce the continent's dependence on distant airports. This shift not only promises to enhance Africa’s aviation resilience but also supports regional connectivity and economic growth, benefiting both travelers and local economies across the continent.
Daily Maverick
Pakistan, African countries eye $15bn trade by 2030
Pakistan and African nations have committed to boosting bilateral trade to $15 billion by 2030, strengthening economic ties and involving private sectors. This partnership aims to diversify trade relations, offering new opportunities for businesses on both sides. The collaboration marks a step toward deeper cooperation and shared economic growth.
Dawn
'The country is underrated': Tourists flock to Ethiopia despite ongoing security concerns
Ethiopia saw a 15% surge in foreign visitors over nine months, the fastest growth in Africa. The government is boosting tourism as an economic priority, despite security challenges. The rise reflects growing global interest in the country’s attractions.
Le Monde
Ethiopia’s debt restructuring is an opportunity to improve how future deals are conducted
Debt crises are unlikely to disappear, but they need not become prolonged crises of development
The Telegraph
