South Africa played with their hearts, says Igesund
Gordon Igesund says SA could not have done more to beat Ethiopia, with World Cup hopes now on disciplinary procedures against the group leaders.
Fifa investigates alleged ineligible player used by Ethiopia, Togo, Guinea
Fifa has said it is probing whether or not Ethiopia, Togo and Equatorial Guinea each used an ineligible player in the 2014 World Cup qualifiers.
Harar: Here, passion runs high
In contrast with the rest of Ethiopia, generosity thrives in Harar - along with some wonderfully peculiar traditions.
Coffee drives you crazy (give it up and see)
Caffeine addiction and withdrawal have now been classified as formal mental disorders.
Ethiopia to press ahead with Blue Nile dam
Ethiopia will continue with the construction of its Grand Renaissance Dam on the Blue Nile River despite protest from Egypt.
Champions Zambia draw 1-1 as Ethiopia's goalie is red-carded
Zambia defended their Afcon crown in frustrating fashion with a 1-1 draw against an Ethiopia side whose goalkeeper was red-carded.
[Slideshow] Ethiopians in Jo'burg celebrate
Members of the Ethiopian community in Jo'burg celebrated Timkat, the baptism of Christ in a procession of colour and sound.
Report claims Ethiopian man is smuggling illegals
Lesotho claims an Ethiopian is smuggling illegal immigrants into South Africa - but he denies it.
Swedish journalists freed by Ethiopia in secret location
Two Swedish journalists freed from a 14-month jail sentence in Ethiopia are resting in a secret location, relatives said.
African leaders gather to honour 'hero' Meles
African leaders joined other foreign dignitaries in paying homage to Ethiopia's longtime prime minister Meles Zenawi ahead of Sunday's state funeral.
Museveni and Kibaki amongst leaders expected at Zenawi's funeral
Ethiopia will hold a state funeral on Sptember 2 for late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, who died on Monday after 21 years in power.
What's wrong with Ethiopia's prime minister?
Meles Zenawi has cancer, or a brain tumour, or Aids, or has been poisoned by his wife, Ethiopian dissident groups have speculated.
Padayachie pursued a better Africa -- Zuma
President Jacob Zuma expressed condolences on Saturday morning following the death of Public Service and Administration Minister Roy Padayachie.
Padayachie was 'a committed patriot'
Roy Padayachie was a committed patriot who died in the service of his country, deputy minister of public service and administration said on Saturday.
Public Service Minister Roy Padayachie dies
Minister of Public Service and Administration Roy Padayachie has died in Ethiopia, government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi said on Saturday.
Where life is governed from above
If you are looking for God in Ethiopia, you won't have to search too hard. He is everywhere, writes Mohammed Selman.
Ethopian law 'is crippling human rights work'
Human rights groups in Ethiopia are struggling to survive under a law that Amnesty International says is too vaguely worded and restrictive.
Al-Shabab offensive against Ethiopians leaves many dead
An offensive by Somalia's Islamist al-Shabab fighters on Ethiopian troops has left many dead, as the country prepares to withdraw from the region.
Trapped in a soured relationship
The jailing of Swedish journalists in Ethiopia is forcing the two countries to reassess their past.
Rebels' Mogadishu bombing campaign set to intensify
Somalia's al-Qaeda-allied al-Shebaab rebels warned they were stepping up a bombing campaign in the war-torn capital Mogadishu.
