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Development Bank to Offer Citizens Gov’t Bonds

The state owned Development Bank of Ethiopia (DBE) will soon offer members of the public 200 million Br worth of government saving bonds, each denominated between 500 Br and 100,000 Br, according to Esayas Bahiru, president of DBE.

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Attempt to Withdraw 14.8m Br from NBE Lands Woman, Three in Jail

Federal investigators arrested a woman, whose name remains undisclosed, and two junior staff members of National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) last week, following an alleged attempt by the first to withdraw close to 14.8 ....

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Home Buyers Sue May Real Estate

A civil suit has been instituted against May Real Estate Development Plc, in the Federal High Court, Eighth Civil Bench, on January 21, 2011, by 28 home buyers residing in Ethiopia and the US for failing to deliver homes within the agreed time, and jacking up the cost of the units.

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Taskforce Intercepts Largest Contraband Cargo from Camels’ Backs

Law enforcement agencies, last week, intercepted contraband clothes packed in 60 bundles while allegedly being smuggled into the country on the backs of 30 camels. These packages were caught near the town of Qobo, 659km....

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Most Southern Sudanese may think their highly praised referendum process

 
   

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The construction industry has been given carte blanche when it comes to ...

 
   

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Macroeconomic policymakers in Ethiopia are keen to use devaluation as an instrument to promote exports, but for the devaluation to produce positive results, increases in the overseas demand for products due to prices ...

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Africa is to grow by five per cent in 2011, but Africa is more aid dependent than five years ago. For 24 countries (including Ethiopia) out of 50 for which data is available, aid makes up between 15pc and 20pc.,..

   

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"Benzene should not be subsidised because the well-offs use it. However, diesel and kerosene should be subsidised."

Gebru Asrat, chairman of Forum, said this in response to questions about the viability of subsidising petrol products, in an interview published on Wednesday, January 26, 2011, in Sendek, an Amharic weekly.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Year Later Surviving Families of ET409 Crash Remain in Dark

 

In the absence of the announcement of the findings of investigations into the cause of the Ethiopian Airlines crash of flight ET 409 more than a year ago, speculation about the cause has been rife, with different parties pointing fingers at each...Read More

 
 
 
 
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The talk of the town in Addis Abeba and wherever else Ethiopians live is the price control regime recently instituted ...

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The Fine Line

Something unexpected must have changed in the reshuffling of officialdom in the Revolutionary Democrat camp, those...

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View From Arada
 

While the prices of some vegetables and fruits recently saw a ...

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