TRENDING

EPL: They look shoulders above others – Alan Pardew makes title prediction • KAGENYI LUKKA: UPDF recruitment exercise signifies its national character • Osun election: ‘I bought no one, stood alone’ – Davido • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 17, 2026 • Osun election: ‘Politics not career, get a job’ – Davido fires back at Faleke • Heroes, Nashville actress Hayden Panettiere dies at 36 • Transfer: Arsenal ignore Galatasaray’s warning, determined to sign Osimhen • Transfer: Arsenal star set to leave Mikel Arteta’s squad after Community Shield disappointment • Why I got married to Cristiano Ronaldo in our living room – Georgina Rodriguez • Transfer: Awoniyi bids goodbye to Nottingham as manager confirms striker joining new club • EPL: ‘I love him, he has everything’ – Fulham boss, Arbeloa hails Super Eagles star • Osun guber: Adeleke names who’s responsible for freezing of account, other issues • Tzolis Equals Beckham’s Community Shield Feat In Arsenal’s Win Against Man City • McInnes: Rangers Not Afraid Of Facing Celtic In Scottish Cup Quarter-Finals • Wizkid to headline 2026 Detty December Fest, boosting Lagos festive economy • US missionary kidnapped in Niger reunited with wife, returning home – Trump • Account freeze: ‘Tinubu called me’ – Gov Adeleke withdraws case against EFCC • 2027 presidency: I have no agreement with Tinubu – Gov Adeleke counters Keyamo • Osun election: ‘I will not reach out to APC’s Oyebamiji’ – Gov Adeleke gives reasons • Community Shield: Why Arsenal, Man City won’t get any prize money • EPL: They look shoulders above others – Alan Pardew makes title prediction • KAGENYI LUKKA: UPDF recruitment exercise signifies its national character • Osun election: ‘I bought no one, stood alone’ – Davido • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 17, 2026 • Osun election: ‘Politics not career, get a job’ – Davido fires back at Faleke • Heroes, Nashville actress Hayden Panettiere dies at 36 • Transfer: Arsenal ignore Galatasaray’s warning, determined to sign Osimhen • Transfer: Arsenal star set to leave Mikel Arteta’s squad after Community Shield disappointment • Why I got married to Cristiano Ronaldo in our living room – Georgina Rodriguez • Transfer: Awoniyi bids goodbye to Nottingham as manager confirms striker joining new club • EPL: ‘I love him, he has everything’ – Fulham boss, Arbeloa hails Super Eagles star • Osun guber: Adeleke names who’s responsible for freezing of account, other issues • Tzolis Equals Beckham’s Community Shield Feat In Arsenal’s Win Against Man City • McInnes: Rangers Not Afraid Of Facing Celtic In Scottish Cup Quarter-Finals • Wizkid to headline 2026 Detty December Fest, boosting Lagos festive economy • US missionary kidnapped in Niger reunited with wife, returning home – Trump • Account freeze: ‘Tinubu called me’ – Gov Adeleke withdraws case against EFCC • 2027 presidency: I have no agreement with Tinubu – Gov Adeleke counters Keyamo • Osun election: ‘I will not reach out to APC’s Oyebamiji’ – Gov Adeleke gives reasons • Community Shield: Why Arsenal, Man City won’t get any prize money

August 17, 2026|06:13

Back to Home

Ethopia

Reforms Transformed Media, Says Ethiopian Media Authority Director-General

All Africa about 2 hours 1 mins read

[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopian Media Authority Director-General Haimanot Zeleke said recent reforms have transformed the media by removing licensing bottlenecks, expanding access and content diversity, coupling greater freedom with stronger professional responsibility and capacity-building.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article