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AGRICULTURE |
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Exports Earn $75m in Foreign
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Some 75 million dollars was secured
from exporting over 61 million kilogrammes of oilseed, cereal,
vegetables, fruit, and livestock over the past four months at the
Adama branch office of the Ethiopian Revenues & Customs Authority (ERCA),
according to the office. The products were exported to China, the
United Arab Emirates (UAE), Britain, Italy, Djibouti, Germany, and
the US, according to Addis Abshiro, head office coordinator at the
branch.
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 27,
2011. |
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Fattening Fetches Fourfold Fortune
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About 54,300 farmers in Arsi Zone,
Oromia Regional State, engaged in animal fattening have secured over
two billion Birr in the past Ethiopian fiscal year by supplying over
155,600 fattened animals to domestic and foreign markets, exceeding
by over fourfold that of the same period last year, according to the
zone’s animal development, health, and marketing office. Over 11
million fodder seedlings have been distributed among farmers, and
over 19,400 of the farmers are women, according to Lulseged Shiferaw,
head of the office.
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 25,
2011. |
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Castel Winery Begins Production |
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Castel Winery, constructed in Batu
Town, Oromia Regional State, at a cost of over 300 million Br has
entered the production phase with a projected capacity to produce
half a million bottles of wine after six years, using its 18 modern
machines, according to Fitehanegest Aynalem, manager of the winery.
There is a plan to export over one million bottles of wine to
Europe. It has created over 800 jobs, so far, according to the
manager.
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 25,
2011. |
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AIRPORTS |
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Bole Airport Adds 50pc in Aircraft
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Ethiopian Airports Enterprise (EAE)
is expanding the apron capacity of Bole International Airport, which
will be completed at a cost of over 1.1 million Br, according to EAE.
The first phase of the project is to enable an additional 10
aircraft to land, adding to the current capacity of 19 aircraft,
according to Wondim Teklu, public relations head of EAE.
Administering 17 airports and airstrips in the country, EAE is
undertaking various construction projects worth over 1.1 million Br
across the country, according to Wondimu.
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Publication |
The Ethiopian Herald, November 25,
2011. |
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ROADS |
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Almost Half of Tigray Roads Already
Renovated |
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Some 322km of asphalt and gravel
roads have, so far, been renovated at a cost of 48 million Br in
Tigray Regional State, this Ethiopian budget year, according to the
Adigrat District of the Ethiopian Roads Authority (ERA). There is a
plan to renovate the remaining 412km of roads and construct five
medium bridges, according to Marzeneb Geday, district manager.
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 26,
2011. |
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WATER |
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Somali State to Soak up 260m Br for
Water Scheme |
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Some 85pc of the clean water project
launched by the Ministry of Water and Energy (MoWE) in Afar Regional
State, at a cost of 98 million Br, is nearing completion, according
to Tendaho Sugar Project. The already completed portion of the
project benefits 4,500 households. It is expected to benefit 70,000
households upon going fully operational at the end of this Ethiopian
fiscal year, according to Fasil Kibiru, project processor owner. The
project has created 412 jobs.
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 25,
2011. |
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Wolayita Water Project Takes Wing |
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The construction of a potable water and sanitation project,
including the construction of sinking wells and two reservoirs and
the installation of 30km of pipelines, have been launched in Sodo
Town, Wolayita Zone, Southern Regional State, at a cost of 130
million Br. The project, which was funded by the government and the
European community, is expected to produce water for 15 years and is
to be completed within 14 months, according to Ebrahim Asha, head of
the zone’s water, mining, and energy department.
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 26,
2011. |
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HEALTH |
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Koreans Plan Five-storey Hospital
Addition |
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Myungsung Hospital, part of the
existing cooperation of the Ethiopian and South Korean governments,
is to construct a new five-storey building, at a cost of 86 million
Br, to give health services at international standards, according to
Chul Soo Kim, medical director and CEO of the hospital. While the
construction is expected to be completed in two years, a new medical
college and research centre, constructed by the hospital with 34
million Br, has already been inaugurated. |
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The Ethiopian Herald, November 26,
2011. |
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