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Voters’  SPIRIT
 

Nigist Alemu (left) has registered 150 more voters than the 600 projected to be eligible in Bole Lemi area. Farmers such as (from left) Zenebech Tessema, Tesfaye Tamiru, and Bekele Jiru were all registered to vote early during the start of the registration process. However, they have as yet to be enlightened about the agenda of the candidates for whom they are to vote into office in their respective areas. The platform that the candidates run from as well as policies of the political parties remain unknown to these registered voters.   PLEASE SEE THE FULL STORY

 

 

Awash Bank Vice President Sentenced to Six Months

Eshetu Fantaye, Vice President of Awash Bank, was sentenced to six months of imprisonment and a fine of 4,000 Br on February 3, 2010, for causing the loss of the life of a pedestrian in a car accident two years ago on February 6, 2008.

     

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Family Flour Factory Flourishes Twofold

Family Flour Factory, which has been operating in Adama Town with six machines, is doubling its production with new machinery imported from Bengle, a Chinese company.

     

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Saudi Star to Swallow 100,000sqm of Bishoftu Land

Saudi Star Agricultural Development Plc, the newest food growing company formed by Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, is to acquire 100,000sqm of land in Bishoftu (Debre Zeit) this week, its senior official disclosed.

     

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Ethiopia Hotel Entertains Privatisation Bids from 52m Br to 91m Br

Four bidders have offered tenders for the acquisition of the 47-year old Ethiopia Hotel with a wide margin of nearly 40 million Br between the largest and smallest offers.

     

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Defendant Charged 500 Br for Bad Cheques

The Federal High Court, Ninth Criminal Bench, fined Mohammed Kemal 500 Br for negligence related to issuing cheques with insufficient balances and closed accounts to another individual, Jemal Omer.

     

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Electoral Board Begins Funding Participating Parties

There are 79 parties legally registered with the board, but only 55 have so far announced that they are fielding candidates for the election. The Federal Government has allocated seven million Birr to support the contending parties.

     

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Electoral Board to Launch Website

The National Electoral Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) is to launch its website later in February 2010 as part of the Public Relations Department’s preparation for the upcoming elections this May.

     

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City to Hire Int’l Firm for GIS Project

The Addis Abeba City Administration is preparing to hire an international company for the supply and installation of a geographical information system (GIS) for the management of land.

     

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Couple Sentenced with Rigorous Imprisonment for Corruption

A husband and wife duo involved in a corruption scheme involving over half a million Birr were sentenced to 15 years and five years of rigorous imprisonment, respectively, on Thursday, February 18, 2010, by the Federal High Court First Instance Bench; the husband, who used to be an accountant and acting head of the Finance Department at the Federal Courts Judgment Execution Department also landed a 20,000 Br fine.

     

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ECX Hosts Bid to Associate African Exchange

The Ethiopian Commodity Exchange (ECX) is to host a consultative meeting of representatives from  different African commodity exchanges on Wednesday, February 25, 2010, to form the African Commodity Exchanges Association.

     

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Two Vice Presidents Leave the Hive in One Week at NIB

Bekele Endalew, who was in charge of international banking operations, said that he resigned because he wanted to retire after 50 years in service. However, he had disagreements with other senior colleagues regarding the operation of the bank, sources in the company told Fortune. Tassew Demisse, who was in charge of human resources and finance, is said to have resigned because of another business he started with his wife, according to the same source.

     

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Feb 07, 2010

Adama Gets First Traffic Lights

The installation of the first traffic lights for Adama (Nazareth) Town at three different locations, which cost nearly one million Birr, will be competed and delivered by February 22, 2010, Abdo Mohammed, head of the Administration and Security Office told Fortune.

     

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Adama Employs 8,810 in Cobblestone Scheme

A total of 30km of sidewalks will be paved using resources contributed by the public, the administration, the Urban Development Fund, the Urban Local Government Development Project (ULGDP) and the Road Fund during the year.

     

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NIB Ogles Construction Fair

It would seem as if Nib Insurance SC was the only insurance firm that recognised the existence of potential clients in the construction industry. It was the only company in its sector that attended the Ethio Built’10, which was the second Addis International Construction and the first Real Estate Trade Fair, jointly organised by an Ethiopian and Ecuadorian companies.

     

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