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Coffee, Khat Biggest Forex Earners

Coffee and khat exports earned Ethiopia close to 737 million dollars, which was  36.9pc of the total foreign exchange of two billion dollars that the country earned in the 2009/10 fiscal year with 36.5pc, 729.1 million dollars, coming from China.

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Tena Kebede Out of Prison

Tena Kebede, owner and CEO of TK International Plc, and three others were released from jail on suspension, a month after the Federal High Court sentenced each of the defendants to two years of imprisonment, following the ruling of the Federal Supreme Court on July 29, 2010.

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Court Adjourns Getu’s Case

The Bole Branch of the Federal High Court adjourned the case of Getu Gelete, owner of Getu Commercial Center and shareholder of GetAs International Plc, who has been charged with fraudulent misappropriation by federal prosecutors, to August 5, 2010.

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Abay to Start Insuring at End of Month

Abay Insurance SC officially received permission from the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) to join the insurance industry and is to become fully operational by the end of August 2010.

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Court Grants Nyala Motors’ Defendants Bail

The court granted defendants the right to bail in the Nyala Motors case, despite objections from Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority (ERCA) prosecutors, on Friday, July 30, 2010.

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Graduation is a time of celebration for both the graduates and their families, ...

 
   

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Editor's Note  

Business is often said to be a dog-eat-dog world where the slightest effort...

 
   

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Commentary  

Value-added tax (VAT) was a source of passionate debate and controversy in the last multiparty Ethiopian Parliament. It was first brought to the public’s attention with questions tabled to Parliament and subsequent publications of the manifesto of the Ethiopian Democratic Party (EDP).

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Opinion  

Banks have been at the heart of all economic activities for many centuries. In Ethiopia they have increasingly played a vital role in the economic and social wellbeing of the people since the 19th century.

   

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Here it goes again; regime change in Somali Regional State, one of the half dozen over the past decade. Claiming notoriety for such political turmoil, the regional state and a few of its peers among peripheral states in

   

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"Ethiopia’s debt is [more like] the annual budget of a single football player."

Asfaw Dingamo, minister of Water Resources, describes the debt of Ethiopia in response to claims that Ethiopia is getting deeper and deeper into debt. He also compared the country’s debt with that of the US and Japan. It is not about incurring debt but identifying the problems the government is having, said Asfaw in an interview with the Amharic daily, Addis Zemen, published on July 27, 2010.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wrong Tax, Wrong Disease

 
 

Officials and activists at the recent World AIDS Conference in Vienna, Austria, demanded a tax on financial transactions to fund HIV/AIDS relief in poor countries. HIV/AIDS is terrible, and so is poverty, but this is a bad idea. More

 

Rainy, With Chance of Fog

 
 

Weather forecasts are pretty accurate and useful to prevent loss and damage resulting from unexpected weather. While Addis Abeba is experiencing a colder than normal rainy season, it should not be attributed to ....... More

 
 
 
View Point

This newspaper ran a news story, two weeks ago, on the fraudulent act allegedly committed by Askallukan Trading Plc, headlined “A Cry for Justice” (Volume 11, Number 533,.

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The Fine Line

Those in the security details of Yoweri Museveni and Muammar Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, a.k.a. Colonel Gaddafi, might have each tested the other’s muscles outside...

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View From Arada
 

In a recent article, this writer bemoaned the plight suffered by the homeless. The article mentioned ...

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