Tigrai Online

Mek'ele, Tigray, EthiopiaEnglish

Serving as a prominent digital platform for news and opinion, this outlet provides extensive coverage focused on the political and social developments concerning the Tigray region of Ethiopia. It is widely recognized for its strong advocacy and role as a significant media voice for the Tigrayan diaspora and local stakeholders during critical periods of regional conflict.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ETHIOPIA

Print journalism in the Horn of Africa's most populous nation dates back to the early twentieth century, centered largely around the capital, Addis Ababa. The state-owned Ethiopian Press Agency publishes Addis Zemen, a historic Amharic daily established in 1941, alongside its English-language counterpart, The Ethiopian Herald. Independent publishing is led by The Reporter, a widely read private bilingual weekly founded in 1995. Economic news is primarily covered by privately owned English-language weeklies such as Addis Fortune and Capital. While Amharic and English dominate national print circulation, editions are also printed in major regional languages like Afaan Oromoo. Paperboy indexes 6 Ethiopian newspapers — browse the full directory below.