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River Market in Full Swing: Boats Loaded with Watermelons Signal Harvest Season

A breathtaking drone photograph taken from directly above reveals a colorful riverside market scene, where multiple wooden boats are packed to the brim with freshly harvested watermelons. Workers can be seen sorting and handling the fruit amid the vibrant green cargo. This floating market is a vital link in the agricultural supply chain, connecting rural farmers with urban buyers and showcasing the lively trade culture that sustains communities along river networks across South and Southeast Asia.

Busy Waterways: Aerial View Reveals Scale of Coastal Industrial Port Activity

A stunning aerial photograph captures the sprawling infrastructure of a major coastal industrial port, where long jetties and loading platforms stretch far out into shimmering waters. A large container ship navigates the estuary while tugboats stand ready nearby. The scene highlights the critical role that maritime trade plays in global supply chains, as ports like this handle millions of tonnes of cargo every year, connecting industries and economies across the world.

Power on the Water: Massive Offshore Solar Farm Pushes Boundaries of Clean Energy

In a remarkable feat of renewable energy engineering, thousands of solar panels have been installed directly over open water, forming a vast offshore solar farm. Aerial footage reveals the enormous scale of the project, with panels stretching to the horizon and construction vessels still at work expanding the installation. Offshore solar farms are emerging as a key solution to land scarcity, allowing nations to generate clean electricity without sacrificing valuable land resources.

Tropical Smallholder Farming: Growing Fresh Greens at the Edge of the Jungle

In a remote tropical setting surrounded by dense jungle and towering palm trees, a local farmer tends to neatly planted rows of fresh leafy greens. The vibrant green crops, growing from rich red-brown soil, showcase the potential of small-scale agriculture in tropical regions. Projects like this not only support food security for local communities but also demonstrate how sustainable farming can coexist with natural ecosystems. With minimal resources and traditional know-how, farmers are turning jungle clearings into productive gardens that feed families and markets alike

Ethiopian Airlines: Africa’s largest air carrier

Ambitious expansion has allowed Ethiopian Airlines to outpace regional rivals to become biggest carrier on continent.

Cheap Solar Is Transforming Lives and Economies Across Africa

MoWE Signs 2.89 Billion Birr Agreement to Expand Clean Water Access and Climate Resilience

EAPP’s Courtesy Call to the Ethiopia Ministry of Water and Energy

The EAPP Secretary General made a courtesy call to the Ministry of Water and Energy (MOWE) of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia on 5th July, 2023 at the MOWE headquarters in Addis Ababa. The meeting was graced with the presence of H.E Dr. Eng Habtamu Itefa and the State Minister for Energy Dr. Sultan Wali. The CEO of Ethiopia Electric Power (EEP) Mr. Ashebir Balcha was also in attendance.

GERD Completion Marks New Era for Wider Nile Basin Region

The completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) stands as a historic milestone, ushering in a transformative era for Ethiopia and the broader Nile Basin region, a senior water resources expert affirmed.