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TRADE |
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Ministry Revises Fuel Price
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The Ministry of Trade (MoT) has announced the newly revised retail
price of fuel which would be effective as of October 8 to November
10, 2011. The price of gasoline is 19.50 Br, white naphtha 16.97 Br,
Kerosene 13.95 Br, light black naphtha 14.78 Br and heavy black
naphtha is 14.48 Br for a litre in Addis Abeba city. The price of
air is revised to 20.22 Br.
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 8, 2011. |
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DEVELOPMENT |
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Kombolcha to Get Water at 15m Br
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The expansion of potable water project in Kombolcha Town, south Wello
Zone of the Amhara Regional State is well in progress with close to
15 million Br, according to the state Water Development Bureau. The
project is being implemented according to the state government’s
plan to make the town an industry centre within the GTP period, said
Asnake Akalneh, bureau public relation head. Sinking of two water
wells is already finalised and the construction of three water
reservoirs with 650,000-litre water capacity and installation of 28
km water pipelines is well in progress, Asnake said.
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 8, 2011.
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SMEs in Arsi Generate Revenues of 90m Br
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Youths of Assela organized in 1,000 associations in Arsi Zone of Oromia
Regional State have obtained 90 million Br over the past one- year,
according to the Zonal Micro and Small Enterprise Development
Office. The youth had been engaged in cobblestone work,
construction material production, metal and metals small trade, and
agriculture, according to Adugna Dessalegn, office trade service
process owner. The Youth were provided with 12 million Br loan and
plots in urban and rural areas. The associations have so far saved
10.7 million Br.
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 8, 2011. |
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AGRICULTURE |
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Farmers to Increase Production Fourfold in Wello
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Farming to increase crop production in Delanta Wereda, south Wello Zone
in the Amhara Regional State by four fold is underway, according to
the Wereda Agriculture and rural development office. Farmers
involved in irrigation development have been cultivating crops in
their farms and expect to harvest 200,000 quintals of crops.
Harvests stood at only 4,000 quintals last year.
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 9, 2011.
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EDUCATION |
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Debre Berhan University to Add Five Fields |
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The Debre Berhan University announced last week that it will start
training students in five additional fields this academic year. The
newly added fields will increase the fields of training to 29,
University President Getachew Tefera speaking at an event organized
to give recognition to individuals said. The new departments include
undergraduate programs in Law, Chemical Engineering, Midwifery,
Sport Science and as well a PhD program in Health science. |
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 8, 2011. |
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POWER |
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EEPCo Lights 703 Towns
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The Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) announced the project
to supply power rural areas it had launched last year have benefited
703 urban and rural towns. The work it has undertaken last year
accounted for 88pc of its envisaged plan, according to Miskir Negash,
EEPCo’s public relation head. The activities enabled the corporation
to raise the electricity coverage in the country from the previous
41 pc to 46 pc, according to the corporation. The demand of power
supply has been growing by 25 to 30pc a year and the corporation
planned to supply 10,000Mw by the end year of the GTP, according to
Miskir.
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 8, 2011.
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TAX |
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Hadiya to Collect 135m Br in Taxes
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The Hadiya Zone Revenue Office in the Southern Regional State has
planned to collect close to 135 million Br from various income
titles in this Ethiopian fiscal year. The target would surpass the
previous year by 43 million Br, according to Mulat Asheno, office
representative. The revenue will be collected from direct and
indirect taxes and from non-tax incomes and the office is striving
to raise the awareness of the taxpayers for better revenue, he said.
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The Ethiopian Herald, October 7, 2011.
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