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Roads Authority to Cut Budget Down to Size

The Ethiopian Roads Authority (ERA) was told to bring down its ambitious budget request of 15 billion Br for 2010/11.

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NAHO Plc First to Gain from PM’s Hotel Strategy

Five-thousand hectares of land taken from the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MoME) has been leased to NAHO Plc for the construction of a hotel.

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More Contractors to Qualify for ERA Projects

The Ethiopian Roads Authority (ERA) is to encourage the participation of contractors hitherto absent in road tenders by making changes to its set of requirements.

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Gov’t Seals Tannery Chemical Deal with German BASF

BASF, a German company, is to bring a steady supply of chemicals to Ethiopia, to be sold to local tanneries in the local currency, the Birr.

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Ayat Defence Objects to Prosecution’s Charges

The defence lawyers in the Ayat case  presented their objections to the charges instituted by the prosecutors of the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority (ERCA); the court also denied the defendants the right to bail.

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Agenda    

For the first time in the history of the EPRDF, a generation of young men...

 
   

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Editor's Note  

In many ways the Revolutionary Democrats are more than a political ...

 
   

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Economic Commentary  

Following the introduction of value-added tax (VAT) in December 2005, revenues of the Federal Government have shown a significant swell. Nonetheless, the way in which the system is being implemented has become a subject of debate in Parliament and a campaign platform for opposition parties, such as Lidetu Ayalew’s Ethiopian Democratic Party (EDP). Eyob Tesfaye (PhD), a macroeconomic analyst and ....

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Opinion  

In the six days of the ash cloud ban, Ethiopia lost about six million dollars worth of flower exports. Kenya lost thousands of jobs and at least 12 million dollars as tonnes of export produce rotted due to the lack of flights. Because of the backlog,..

   

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  Gossip  
 

Never mind that national elections may get rigged, manipulated, or are always within the possibility of having irregularities, only to use the terminology of what seems to now be the industry of election observation.

   

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"We have forgotten Addis Abeba."

Hailu Shawel (Eng), chairman of the All Ethiopian Unity Organisation (AEUO), explained his certainty of winning despite not having campaigned as much as he would have like to in the capital. The party will intensify its campaign in Addis Abeba during the final weeks before the election, he said in the April 30, 2010, edition of the Amharic weekly Senned.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Genesis of Medrek!

 
 

The Forum for Justice and Democratic Dialogue (FJDD), a.k.a. Medrek, was borne out of the frustration of the past political stalemate and despairing outlook of the future, attributed to the electorate’s indifference to politics following the 2005 electoral debacle. More

 
Electoral Punch- Volcano under Dull Crust of Pre-election Period
 
 

Maybe postelection times will prove many people wrong. The 2010 National Elections are indeed a step forward compared to the ones held in 2005, even though they appear much poorer than the previous election. It is true that they are less lively and much less endowed with..... More

 
 
 
 
 
View Point

Cash transactions in Ethiopia’s economy constitute the bulk of spending. This is simply because the payment system of the country is not developed, and modern payment ...

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Life Matters
 

One of the most interest parts of having one’s personal email account published in a public ...

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View From Arada
 

The new roads in the capital have more of an emphasis on swift vehicle transportation, unlike the..

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