NBE to print birr notes in Sudan
By Groum Abate The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) is considering printing its birr notes in Sudan. Sources told Capital that a group of experts travelled
Deconstructing Construction Corruption in Ethiopia
BY ALEMAYEHU G MARIAM corruption in Ethiopia this year, I focus on the construction sector. The other commentaries are available at my blogsite. The
U.S., U.K. Ignore Ethiopian Rights Abuses, Advocacy Group Says
By William Davison July 18, 2013 The U.K. and U.S. have ignored first-hand accounts of human rights violations in southern Ethiopia where the government
World Bank sees China, Ethiopia as good fit
By Li Lianxing New partnership aims to remove obstacles to foreign investment in promising African nation Ethiopia is attracting significant Chinese foreign direct
Ethiopia Increases Spending as IMF Calls for More Private Loans
(Bloomberg) Ethiopian lawmakers approved a 12 percent spending increase in 2013-14 to help support infrastructure development as the International Monetary Fund urged the government
Egypt & Ethiopia: The war of two morons – By Abebe Gellaw
By Abebe Gellaw Just like the proverbial bald men fighting over a comb, two unpopular regimes in Cairo and Addis Ababa have lately ended
The White House to nominate Patricia Marie Haslach as ambassador to Ethiopia
(Reuters) – The White House said on Friday it would nominate six people for U.S. ambassadorships, including three who were closely connected to President
Demonetization Procedures how It works
What is Demonetization? The economic process of demonetization results in the currency unit of a nation losing its legal tender status. In the case
We who are here today came from Ethiopia
Zekarias Asaye We left our country because of persecution in different ways and different reasons which have an impact on our survival. We have
Ethiopia’s leader aims to maintain tight rein on key businesses
By Katrina Manson in Addis Ababa The Financial Times High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link
Change looms for Ethiopia’s ancient salt trade
Reuters Abdu Ibrahim Mohammed was 15 years old when he began trekking with caravans of camels to collect salt in a sun-blasted desert basin
The irony of Zenawi’s Foundation. By Robele Ababya,
Robele Ababya, 17 May 2013 USA locking horns with the monster it created? The TPLF regime was catapulted to power armed to the teeth
“ሌባ… ሌባ… ሌባ…!” What did the Ethiopian regime do to deserve such humiliation?
by Teshome Debalke Clash of civilization between TPLF/Woyane and the people of Ethiopia is reaching the tipping point. It seems Ethiopians in large number
Ethiopia Courts BRICS for Rail Projects to Spur Economic Growth
(Bloomberg News) Ethiopia is negotiating with Brazil, Russia and India to finance and build rail links after agreeing terms last year with Chinese
Somalia: Telecom Growth Rate, in a Lawless Country, is Three Times Greater Than Ethiopia
The use of Skype and Google talk are limited and tightly monitored in Ethiopia. Ethio Telecom, formerly the Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation (ETC) is the