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Business Woman Outbids Nyala Insurance |
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Haimanot Business Plc wins bid for Mina Building. Other
bidders were Meseret Melaku, who offered 30 million Br,
Nesiru Gebru (31.4 million Br), Sisay Damtew (42.7 million
Br) and Chaku Business Plc; the latter became the second
highest bidder with an offer only 5,000 Br than what the
winning bid offered
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Bole to Get 70m Br First Radar Installation |
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The Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority (ECAA) is to
buy radar for commercial flights’ surveillance, at a
budgeted cost of 70 million Br. It will be one of
the 15 capital expenditures that the Authority plans
to make in the current fiscal year, of which four
are new: Procurement and installation of an HF
transmitter,...
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Ethiopia Postpones WTO Meeting |
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A high level delegation of 240 under the Minister
of Trade and Industry, Girma Birru, decided to
postpone a crucial meeting scheduled for this week
in Geneva, Switzerland, owing to the unavailability
of a chairman of the working ....
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Municipal officials in Awassa town, the seat of
Southern regional state 276Km south of Addis Abeba,
have decided to fix prices on consumer goods and are
determined to enforce it.
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The just ended month of March has seen a number of
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For once, Ethiopia’s political discourse is
showing a departure from its usual ...
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Prime Minister Meles Zenawi is very keen to see the
mushrooming of consumer cooperatives across the country, believing that they
could be one piece in the bigger picture of the fight against inflation. The
public appears in a mood to respond: over 10 |
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Flu or Hypertension? |
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Stifled by a runaway inflation whose year-on-year average
picked to 22.9pc this month, what ails Ethiopia’s economy
has been a subject of fierce debate in parliament last week.
Tamrat G. Giorgis
and Endale Assefa, Fortune Staff Writers, and Tesfalem
Waldyes, Special to Fortune, have followed the
parliamentary discourse and the mixed public reaction that
has....Read More |
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consumer community should know that government is determined to continue with
what it is doing now even after prices stabilise. |
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Girma Birru,
minister of Trade and Industry, briefing journalists in his
office on Friday afternoon, March 28, on several measures his
government has begun to take lately in order to stabilize
prices, and control the vagaries of the market. |
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Sendeku
Araya, public relations division head of EEPCo, attributes
the current interruptions to ongoing maintenance work on
transmission lines and assures the public that his company
will not export power before ensuring that the local
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After a
series of great droughts in four consecutive decades, the
international aid community became wary of Ethiopia. In
particular, the 2002/03 drought that exposed almost one
quarter of Ethiopia’s population to famine has led to
donors’ ....
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View Point |
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The result of all this is that essential data
analysis becomes inherently challenging, making it very difficult to conduct
various trend analyses, like, for instance, on .... |
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Life Matters |
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This is the first day in the last five that we have
been blessed with the presence of what has now
become .. |
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View From Arada |
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Followers
of the Coptic Church are today half way through the fasting
season. Four weeks from now, ... |
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