Ethiopia’s Logistics Reform: Ethiopia has opened its logistics sector to full foreign ownership, removing the 49% cap, aiming to pull in capital and know-how and cut trade costs—implementation will be the real test. National Dialogue: The Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission says it has finished agenda identification and prioritization after consultations across 1,234 woredas, setting up a July 15 conference in Addis Ababa, though questions remain over inclusivity and political legitimacy. Education & Civic Duty: INSA’s DG urged science graduates to turn skills into innovation for Ethiopia’s digital push, while the Education Minister and Addis Ababa University leadership stressed patriotism, integrity, and the new education reform framework. BRICS Finance: Ethiopia’s cabinet endorsed a bill for joining the BRICS New Development Bank, signaling continued efforts to diversify development financing. Health & Mobility: Ethiopia reported a 13-year-old cancer patient dying mid-flight en route to Hyderabad, highlighting the risks families face when treatment requires travel. E-commerce Governance: A legal analysis warns Ethiopia’s e-commerce law exists, but compliance and enforcement lag behind the fast-growing digital market. US Immigration Shock: The US Supreme Court ended Temporary Protected Status protections for Haitians and Syrians, a ruling with ripple effects for migrants and employers across the diaspora.