BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
The new draft law, which is presented to the parliament last week does not prohibit using skype and similar services, said Ethiopian Government Communication Affairs Office. 
Politics
Using Skype is not Banned in Ethiopia, Says Government
United States Senator Condemns Ethiopia's Press Persecution
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
A senior member of the U.S. Congress challenged the erosion of press freedom in a key U.S. strategic partner in the Horn of Africa - Ethiopia. The success of a U.S. partnership with Ethiopia on food security depends in large part on a free press in the Horn of Africa nation, the senator Senator Patrick Leahy, a democrat from Vermont argued. 
UN Peacekeepers Day to Honour Eight Ethiopians
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
The International Day of United Nations (UN) Peacekeepers will be observed on Tuesday, 29 May honouring 112 peacekepers, among which eight are Ethiopians. 
World Bank Appoints Vice-President for Africa from Senegal
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
Makhtar Diop, a Senegalese national with more than 25 years of development experience, today becomes the new World Bank Vice-President for Africa.
America Increases Funding to Drought Relief in Horn of Africa
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
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