50,600 Ethiopians Left Country in First Quarter of 2026 Amid Economic Hardship, Migrant Exploitation
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- An estimated 50,600 people left Ethiopia through the Eastern Route during the first quarter of 2026, as migrants increasingly used alternative routes and faced exploitation by smugglers, according to a new report by the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
Site référencé: All Africa (Ethiopi)
All Africa (Ethiopi)
U.S. Signals Readiness to Resume GERD Mediation As Nile Dispute Persists
19/08/2026
Receipts and Resistance - Modernising Jigjiga's Tax System Amid Vat Compliance, Data Privacy Challenges
19/08/2026
Egypt's Aggressive Nile Policy No Longer Serves the Region
19/08/2026
EU Rights Report Calls Out Stalled Transitional Justice Process
19/08/2026
Ethiopia's Nominal GDP Dropped By USD 50bln After Floating - EU Chamber Report
19/08/2026
Over 80 Percent of Health Facilities in Conflict-Affected African Regions Crippled, New Report Reveals
19/08/2026