Addis Herald · አዲስ ሄራልድ

Addis Herald is for people in Ethiopia who want to know what happened today without spending an hour on Telegram: students, professionals, business owners, and anyone who follows the news but doesn't have time to chase it. The problem: Ethiopian news lives on dozens of Telegram channels. The same story is posted ten times by ten channels, mixed with ads, promos and "join our other channel" posts. Most channels write only in Amharic or only in English. And it's hard to tell whether a story is reported only by state media, only by independent outlets, or by everyone. Addis Herald reads 50 channels (Tikvah, EBC, Fana, Addis Standard, The Reporter, Wazema, ministries and more) and turns them into one short daily edition: - Each story appears once, with every outlet that reported it and a bar showing who covered it: state, independent, opposition or foreign media. - A headline, a short summary, key facts and "why it matters for Ethiopia", in both English and Amharic. - A morning brief at 8:00, alerts only for confirmed breaking news, and Explainers twice a week on what everyone is talking about. - Every story links back to the original post, so the channels get the credit and the traffic. What changes: five minutes in the morning instead of an hour of scrolling, with a clear view of who is saying what. It's free, has no ads or accounts, works offline, and installs straight from the browser on any phone.