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Indian Bank Releases Finance for Stalled Sugar Projects

A high-level Ethiopian government delegation led by Girma Birru, minister of Trade and Industry (MoTI) left for India last Friday to discuss sugar development projects the latter finances after the Indian financer released the fund for the project, knowledgeable sources disclosed.

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Awash Bank's High Rise Building to Change Gimbi Landscape

Awash International Bank (AIB) is to construct the first ever four-storey building in Gimbi Town, West Wellega Zone of Oromia Regional State, 441 Km west of Addis to house its first outlying branch.

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CBE Extends S1.8m Lifeline to Coca Cola

The Coca Cola bottler in Ethiopia, East Africa Bottling Share Company (EABSC), is to resume production within the next two weeks, after the state owned Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) agreed to provide 1.8 million dollars for the import of the basic raw materials the bottler has run out of, impeccable sources disclosed.

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USAID Injects $12m into Rural Micro Finance

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) last week started a 12 million dollars worth programme to help rural households access the micro finance services market in four regional states under the Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP).

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Agenda    

The hardest time the factory and its employees, like Meseret, have ever...

 
   

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Editor's Note  

The latest appearance of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi during his ....

 
   

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Economic Commentary  

Now that President Obama is in office, what could be projected? What, that is, might it mean to reconsider U.S. relations with Ethiopia in ways that align them with the orientations of an Obama presidency? Donald N. Levine, emeritus professor of University of Chicago, and author of three books, including the acclaimed "Wax & Gold" and "Greater Ethiopia" addresses these questions.

   

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Opinion  

This writing is motivated by Wondwosen Michago’s thoughtful reflections headlined, “Navigating over the Nile: Where’s the New Nile Water Agreement” [Volume 9, Number 462, March 8, 2009]. His commentary questions whether there is real cooperation between negotiators of the 10 countries located alongside the Nile Basin, or whether it is a futil.....

   

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Gossip    

Immediately after Bekalu Zeleke was appointed as the youngest president of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), he was confronted with a little nuisance, gossip disclosed. He was summoned by a court in relation to an employee who had sued the bank and was subsequently awarded close to 14,000 Br, according to gossip.

 
   

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VERBATIM    
 

"I am deeply disappointed to see such an unethical and unprofessional program that undermines freedom of expression aired by a radio in a country considered a symbol of democracy."

Lidetu Ayalew, president of the Ethiopian Democratic Party (EDP) said in a letter of complaint he wrote to Tizita Belachew, a staff member of VOA, and copied to VOA Amharic Service, US Embassy in Ethiopia, and all local media.      

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GTZ, MH Engineering Are Partners in UCBP: Stefan Helm

 

The way the government handled the construction and management of the 13 universities has been considered murky by some in the industry, who especially complained about the process by which the local firm co-managing the project with GTZ was selected. But Stefan Helming, .....

 

Share Companies on the Move

Establishing companies by raising capital through public equities has been in the boom in Ethiopia’s business milieu, especially since mid 2008. Though the trend has been there for more than a decade after the first private banks started to popup through the same mechanism of raising capital, never have public equity offers been as many as the past one year. Nassissie Girma, Fortune Staff Writer, compiled a brief profile of some among the 10 share companies that have mushroomed one after another, but are still raising equities.Share Companies

 
 
 
 
View Point

Driving a taxi is considered an honourable profession by the Ethiopian women who have taken on this job in Washington DC. These women are no more challenged .....

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Life Matters
 

I would have loved to come up with a perky upbeat topic that I could have written on for this....

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View From Arada
 

Reading is an integral part of the acquisition of knowledge, and as such, in any nation a culture of .....

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