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on April 18, 2025

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Reporter Journalist Released on Bail

KEYIR NEWS:- Abebe Fiker, a journalist with Reporter newspaper, was released on bail after spending three days in police custody. He was arrested on April 15, 2024, while reporting in Lideta Sub-City, and had been held at the Geja Police Station under the Lideta Sub-City Police Department. He appeared before the Addis Ababa City Administration Court on April 17, where the court granted his release on bail set at 10,000 birr. During the hearing, police stated that Abebe was detained for allegedly filming and photographing government officials and premises in the sub-city without prior authorization or presenting valid press credentials. Authorities claimed his actions were deemed suspicious and potentially inciting, and requested a 14-day extension to conduct further investigations, citing concerns that he might tamper with evidence or evade justice if released. In response, Abebe’s legal counsel argued that while the journalist did not carry his credentials at the time, h...

የኢትዮጵያ መንግስት እዳ 62.5 ቢሊዮን ዶላር መድረሱ ተገለፀ

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The Future of Ethiopia’s Housing: Open for All or Just a Few?

BY YAFET GIRMA On Wednesday, the Ethiopian government has taken a significant step that could reshape not only our housing market but also the very concept of ownership and belonging in our cities. The Council of Ministers passed a draft proclamation that would allow foreigners to own or possess immovable property in Ethiopia. As this legislation heads to the House of People’s Representatives for further discussion and potential ratification, I find myself grappling with both cautious optimism and deep concern. Let me be clear: I am not opposed to foreign investment. Ethiopia has long needed a more dynamic and diversified economy, and external capital, if managed wisely, can help us get there. We live in an increasingly interconnected world, and no country thrives in isolation. However, the question that haunts me and many others is: At what cost? For decades, owning a home in Ethiopia has symbolized not just economic stability but dignity, independence, and a stake in the country’...

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