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Beyoncé, Ludacris to Dazzle Addis

 
 

Finally, the much talked about - if not highly anticipated - performance by the international Pop and R&B icon, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles, in Addis Abeba is real. According to a reliable source, the deal for Beyoncé to thrill her fans in Ethiopia is 99.9pc done. Find Out More

 

One Step Closer with Long Road Ahead

For critics of this administration last Wednesday, September 26, was their field day at the United States (US) House of People’s Representatives. To its supporters, nothing is alarming, but it is the start of a diplomatic battle yet to be fought for the years to come.

     

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Roads Authority Launches 35b Br Phase-Three Project

Having completed the first two phases of the Road Sector Development Programme (RSDP) in June 2007, the Ethiopian Roads Authority (ERA) launched the third phase of the programme, which will last for three years with a project cost of 35 billion Br. Within the 10-year period of the programme a total of 78,569Km of roads were constructed, rehabilitated and maintained, ....

     

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UN Conference Advocates Developmental State Model

In what is considered a fundamental shift from its previous economic convictions, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) urged African countries in its latest report to adopt a ......

     

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Capital Industrial Zone Scraped Against Master Plan

The Addis Abeba City Caretaker Administration Cabinet dubbed the Jomo-Repi Industrial Zone a residential site overriding the city master plan for the first time in its tenure. This will make the City Investment Authority lose the second largest of the four industrial zones in the city at 92hct.

     

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New Cash Registration Machines to be Imported

In reference to the directive issued by the Ministry of Revenue (MoR) for obligatory use of cash registration machines, Petram Plc, which is one of the pre-accredited suppliers of the machine, is to import about 2,000 to 3,000 units in its first phase import within a month. The Japanese manufacturer ....

     

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Gov’t Explores Three Options on FIRA, Customs Fate

Reformers at the federal government are exploring at least three options in their bid to change two of the most contentious state agencies from “function based” to “process focused” service delivery institutions.

     

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City Dam Project Scraped for Funding Shortage

The six billion Birr water dam project envisaged by the Addis Abeba Water and Sewerage Authority (AAWSA) on Sibilu and Gerbi rivers has been scraped from the Addis Abeba City Caretaker Administration’s five-year strategic plan due to lack of finance.

     

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Dutch Joint Venture to Produce Solar Power

Lacking the nuclear and coal power generating plants common to much of the world, the country is looking towards alternative sources of energy. Solar power investments are hoped to supplement the predominantly hydropower supply.

     

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Berbere Prices Fluctuating After Holiday Rush

The price of berbere (red pepper), an important ingredient in Ethiopian cuisine, has shot up once again this week both at Tekle Haimanot berbere terra in Addis Abeba and at Alaba berbere terra 315Km from the capital. As of Thursday, September, 27, 2007, one kilogramme of first grade red pepper sold at 55 Br at both markets, a 10 to 35pc increase from two weeks ago when a kilo sold at 50-53 Br or 850 Br per feresula (17 kilos) at Tekle Haimanot and 35-40 Br per kilo (600-650 Br per feresula) at Alaba.

     

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Diaspora Plots in Final Screening Process

Three years after the Addis Abeba Provisional Administration passed a decision to grant residential plots to Diaspora Ethiopians the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) is undertaking the final screening of the requesters.

     

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Land Admin’n Requests Salary Increase

A 30pc salary increase advanced by the Addis Abeba Land Development Administration Authority on behalf of its employees is to be reviewed by the City Cabinet, as the Lease Board could not decide on it.

     

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