Ethiopia is radically expanding its higher education sector: from two federal universities to 22 in just over a decade and another 10 to open soon. Even so, the percentage of the available cohort that attends higher education is still low at about 3%, compared with a Sub-Saharan average in 2007 of 6%, according to Unesco. The huge expansion of student numbers is mainly in new regional universities and a vibrant private system.

Addis Ababa City Administration Education Bureau has launched FM 94.7 Radio transmission here on Friday.

Ethiopia on Saturday launched a science academy, making it to be among only 17 African countries that have such a facility.

Ministry of Education has awarded Indian media house Laxmi Publications a contract to print and distribute textbooks and teacher training guides in Ethiopia.

Adama University's president office recognized those individuals and organizations that are actively participate and commit themselves for the successful implementation of Adama University eTeaching Program. The recognition event started at 4:00 pm at the Conference room, Adama Campus, Adama University on December 21, 2009.

Capital - The first self developed campus-wide eLearning environment in an Ethiopia university was launched on at Adama University (AU).

The Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOIKA) has been engaged in the human resource development and capacity building programs in Ethiopia.

What is the Word - Whatever may be the extent of animosity between the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the Union Government of India regarding the issues of autonomy and pay revision, a considerable section of them refuse to forsake their core responsibilities – to impart education and remain associated with the innovations in the educational scenario.

Gondar University in Amhara State said it has finalized preparation to enroll 3580 new students in the current academic year.

The Cuban Embassy here on Monday said it is desirous to offer more scholarship to Ethiopian students.