Ezega.com

The leading story of the week was in relation to the increasing number of Ethiopian women traveling to the Middle East despite frequent news of abuse in the region.

The leading story of the week was in relation to the IMF report terming Ethiopia’s five-year economic development plan “highly ambitious” and monetary policy “highly distorted.”

The leading story of the week revolved around the spiraling cost of living in Ethiopia and the problems associated with inflation.

The leading story of the week was about Ethiopia’s preparations for the New Year amid inflation crisis.

The leading story of the week revolved around the emotions and aspirations surrounding Ethiopian New Year.

The leading story of the week was in relation to the African Union meet in Addis Ababa on the present crisis facing the entire Horn of Africa.

The leading story of the week was on the UN Monitoring Group’s report that indicted the Eritrean spy agency and the Oromo Liberation Front in the foiled bombing bid in Addis Ababa.

The leading story of the week was about the Chinese PetroTrans Company winning the exploration projects for the natural gas fields of Calub and Hilala and Ogaden Basin’s eight oil and gas blocks.

The leading story of the week was about the extreme surge in inflation by about 38.1 percent in June in Ethiopia.

The leading story of the week was the independence of South Sudan on July 8, 2011 after two bloodiest civil wars with Sudan.