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First Coffee Export Set for State Grain Firm

The state owned Ethiopian Grain Trade Enterprise (EGTE) is set to begin export of coffee for the first time in its history of half a century. The first consignment of its export is being prepared, which managers say will be shipped out in about a week.

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Federal Court Hands Chinese 15 Yrs Sentence for Customs Fraud

A federal judge at the First Instance Court sentenced a Chinese businessman and an Ethiopian customs officer charged with involvement in customs fraud to a total of 15 years and 10 years jail term, respectively.

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No Immediate Solution to Forex Crunch: Finance Minister

Ethiopia's foreign currency shortage is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon, the Minister of Finance and Economic Development disclosed.

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Foreign Firms Run for Abyssinia’s 45m Br E-Banking Installation

Nine foreign companies are competing for Abyssinia Bank’s core banking solution installation project estimated to cost 45 million Br; the project will lead to the launch of an e-banking system by the bank, or to Abyssinia joining other banks with the same ambition. 

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Agenda    

For Melaku Fenta in the recent tax move is not merely an  interest in ....

 
   

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Editor's Note  

If anything is to come out of Ethiopia as a result of the current global ....

 
   

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Economic Commentary  

There are two things the rich countries need to do in the recovery of the global economy, according to Jeffrey D. Sachs, professor of Economics and Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University. They have to invest in infrastructure projects and spend money to help the developing world. In this commentary, provided to Fortune by Project Syndicate, he argues that this helps ...

   

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Opinion  

An acute foreign exchange shortage continues to disrupt the Ethiopian economy since last summer. The phenomenal - though short-lived - business shutdown by East African Bottling Company that bottles the most popular beverage, Coca Cola, is a clear demonstration of the extent of the problem. 

   

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Gossip    

Monsieur Meles Zenawi wants to leave office, if that is alright with his party he chaired for over two decades now. This he has said himself in different times, forms and ways. The trouble is, he does not want to abandon the party should he leave office, and would like to negotiate with the leadership ....

 
   

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"The good times are over . . . Buyers are edgy; the market is getting tight; and prices are falling down."

Addis Alemayehou, chief of party for VEGA-Ethiopia told exporters at the Sheraton on Tuesday, March 31, 2009, on how soon the global financial meltdown will catch up with Ethiopia. VEGA-Ethiopia is a USAID supported programme designed to help Ethiopian exports become competitive in the US market.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Final Word with Glenn Anders

 

He may not have been decorated with the highest national medals in Ethiopia as he was in Guatemala. But Glenn Andres, country director for Ethiopia of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will leave with a legacy of managing the largest aid given to ....

 

Sweet Maiden Harvest

Commercial Bank of Ethiopia ploughed 550 million Br into the expansion of the two farms for Shewa Sugar factory, which make up the Wake Tiye Plantation. The plantation is expecting to reap its first yield of sugar cane in two to three months time. Find Out More

 
 
 
 
View Point

It took everyone by surprise that a film made on a shoe string budget by Hollywood standards, a mere 15 million dollars, got away with the ultimate in awards from Hollywood...

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Life Matters
 

I consider myself to be a relatively free person; there have thus far been...

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View From Arada
 

At a time when we are talking of economic renaissance taking place in the wake of the Ethiopian....

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