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Indian Firms Warned over Tendaho Sugar Inaction

The two Indian companies that were to construct the Tendaho Sugar Factory are being threatened by the government with losing the job if they do not start the work that is already two years overdue.

 

The project was enabled by a loan of 640 million dollars from  Exim Bank of India, granted on 1.75pc interest. Out of this, 400 million dollars was for the construction of the factory while the remaining was to be used for the expansion of the Fincha and Wonji sugar factories.

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Birr Declines Further against Mighty Dollar

The value of the Birr against the dollar has become further devalued by five per cent, after Ethiopia's macro-economic team chaired by Prime Minister Meles Zenawi made the decision on Friday, January 30, 2009.

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GTZ, Israelis to Support Irrigation Dev’t

A tripartite financial and technical support agreement was signed on January 25, 2009, at the German House located in Kazanchis, Kirkos District, Addis Abeba, between the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MoARD), German Technical Cooperation (gtz) and the Israeli Center for International Cooperation regarding the implementation of irrigation projects in Amhara, Oromia, Tigray and the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples regional states.

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Ministry to Buy Petroleum Transporters at 75 million Br

The Ministry of Works and Urban Development (MoWUD) has ordered 50 trucks from China at a cost of 75 million Br for the state owned Weyra Transport SC for the transport of petroleum. The money was made available through a loan agreement between Weyra and the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE).

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Agenda    

The customary Ethiopian mourning ritual prohibits people from listening

 
   

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Editor's Note  

Last Monday, January 25, 2010, in the early morning hours, ....

 
   

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Economic Commentary  

Ethiopia is one of the nations which took note of the Copenhagen Accord; it is also a country in progress to secure advantages in the climate change sector. Its position as a least developed country (LDC) in the climate negotiations gives it an advantage depending on what solutions its leaders address the issues with, says Ambachew F. Admassie, a climate change mitigation market mechanisms, sustainable development and climate change expert.

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Opinion  

Even though there were nine nationalities aboard the Boeing 737 jet which burst into flames and crashed into the sea minutes after taking off in a violent thunderstorm on the Monday morning of January 25, 2010, the Lebanese, naturally enough, only concerned themselves with one.

   

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  Gossip  
 

National elections are only four months away from the electoral showdown. Voter registration appears to be going well, with the national electoral body claiming to have registered over 17 million voters up until last week; they have eight million voters, to keep in their books in order to match...

   

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"remarks; I do not think that helps anybody."

 

Girma Wake's, CEO of Ethiopian Airlines, reaction to a statement - last week - by Lebanon's Transport Minister that pilot error may have downed the ET409, with the jet having taken "a very strange and fast turn" seconds before crashing.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Viewpoint Plus-Risky Rich, Risk to US Dollar

 
 

Running the printing presses (to print money) is much easier than politically painful deficit reduction, says Nouriel Roubini, a professor of Economics at the Stern School of Business at New York University. In this commentary provided to Fortune by , Roubin argues that the US dollar runs a great ....PLEASE SEE ARTICLE

 

TPLF’s Armed Struggles: Book Sells

 
 

The Timket festival was celebrated amid great masses moving shoulder to shoulder and surging as one. Their chanting rose, dipped and fell with a unity and spirit that flowed and ebbed with a life all its own. Front and centre were the tabots escorted and ....

 
 
 
 
View Point

Food prices are seen in developed nations as a strain on the purse strings. In developing nations, though, a hike in the cost of food has very serious drawbacks writes ...

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Life Matters
 

This week has been a sad one for our nation and many others across the world. We have had a ...

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View From Arada
 

It is amazing that after all these year people bring up the 1973 famine when the subject of Ethiopia...

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