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Fri, 15 November 2019 12:11 pm

Ethiopian Ambassador to United States, Mr Fitsum Arega and Villedge Solutions Incorporation founder & entrepreneur, Mr Steve Johanns paid a courtesy visit to Arba Minch University and held bilateral talks with AMU President, Dr Damtew Darza and others for possible collaboration to develop smart village that will naturally unleash corresponding developments for the welfare of community.Click here to see the pictures

Read more: Smart Village: AMU officials hold talks with US entrepreneur Steve

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Fri, 15 November 2019 12:08 pm

Arba Minch University and its Principal Investigator has signed a tripartite agreement with The Ethiopian Biotechnology Institute (EBTI) to embark on biotechnology project - ‘Innovative Enset Technology for Gentle Processing, Value-added Products, Safe Storage and Longer Shelf-life’ that will last three years; the project will incur ETB 3,962,398, which is funded by EBTI.  

Read more: AMU bags ETB 3.96 Million project to ‘innovate’ Enset technologies

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Mon, 11 November 2019 12:36 pm

Research, the engine of growth in any field is prerequisite for higher education institutions that attract probing minds from across board and ensure scientific atmosphere where they grow and harness myriad innovations that have socio-economic implications. AMU, having gauged its gravity is motivating academic staff and despite hiccups Executive Research Directorate firmly believes that engagement in this phenomenon will rise and even female researchers will commit themselves, said Executive Director, Dr Teshome Yirgu.

Read more: Staff’s poor engagement in research, matter of concern: Dr Teshome

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Wed, 06 November 2019 8:43 am

Migration, its cascading impact on agriculture, economy and livelihood form the template for discussion during AMU-International Water Management Institute’s AGRUMIG Project’s ‘Regional policy dialogue workshop on migration’ held at Haile Resort, Arba Minch, on 5th November, 2019. Click here to see the pictures

Read more: AGRUMIG Project’s stakeholders mull over ‘migration and its impact’