Ethiopian meteorology institute forecast accuracy reaches 90 percent

Water and Energy Minister Habtamu Itefa said the Ethiopian Meteorology Institute's forecast information has helped cope with potential disasters due to its accuracy reaching 90 percent. A forum is reviewing spring season forecasts and releasing the upcoming summer forecast.

The forum held in Addis Ababa reviewed the spring season forecast and presented the upcoming summer forecast. Minister Habtamu Itefa noted that the institute's pre-forecast information accuracy has reached 90 percent.

This level has enabled coping with possible disasters. Institute Director General Fetene Teshome confirmed that this year's spring weather forecast matched the actual conditions experienced.

The institute strengthened centers across various parts of the country and used modern technologies to deliver accurate information to relevant bodies. Its implementation capacity and information quality have grown.

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Deputy PM Temesgen Tiruneh cuts ribbon at Tendaho irrigation project inauguration with regional leaders, surrounded by green fields in Afar desert.
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Deputy PM Temesgen Tiruneh inaugurates rehabilitated Tendaho irrigation project

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Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh has inaugurated the rehabilitated and expanded Tendaho irrigation development project in Dubti woreda, Afar Region. Afar Region President Awel Arba and Water and Environment Minister Dr. Abraham Belay attended the event. The project has a capacity for 60,000 hectares, with 33,000 hectares now ready for irrigation.

Addis Ababa city administration has implemented 96 percent of its planned activities in the current budget year. The achievement comes from a nine-month performance review, according to Mayor Adanech Abebe's office. Officials plan to address remaining gaps in the coming months.

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Ethiopia's Information Network Security Administration (IMDA) has uncovered over 50,000 cyberattack investigations in nine months of the 2018 fiscal year. Director General Te'gist Hamid announced this during the agency's performance review. The efforts support national digital security goals.

Ato Adem Farah, head of the prime minister's office democracy coordination center, stated that reforms over the past nine years in all sectors have benefited the country and its people. He made these remarks in Addis Ababa following Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's evaluation of the third 100 days and rainy season performance.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reviewed progress by the national committee preparing for ICAO's COP32, emphasizing sustainable hosting without traffic disruptions. Ethio Telecom will showcase Ethiopia's green energy and digital technologies.

Following earlier forecasts of dry southwestern winters, the South African Weather Service's latest outlook through September 2026 warns of a potential super El Niño by May, threatening summer droughts, while Western Cape dams sit at critically low 46% capacity.

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Following the previous day's broad social sector briefing, Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed's review meeting on April 29, 2026 (Miyazya 21, 2018 EC) in Addis Ababa highlighted accelerated job creation under the 'Social Development Momentum for National Prosperity' theme. Officials reported over 4.32 million jobs in the past nine months—a 22% increase from the prior year—building on recent totals exceeding 19.8 million opportunities.

 

 

 

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