<p>The Global Task Force on Cholera Control launched to Ending Cholera by 2030. Ethiopia is a part of this call to end cholera and aims to achieve interruption of cholera cases (zero cases) in cholera hotspot areas by 2028 and end nationally by 2030. However, the country continually experiences an increasing incidence of cholera cases. Given that most people with cholera are asymptomatic, 29,869 cases were reported in 2023. Therefore, exploring the problem that contradicts the progress of achieving ending cholera objectives is significant. This study aims to assess the achievements, gaps, and emerging challenges towards ending cholera in Ethiopia</p>