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SA Cement Co Becomes Habesha's Largest Shareholder

Pretoria Portland Cement Company (PPC), a South African-based company, has   become the largest shareholder in Habesha Cement (HC) acquiring 10pc shares worth 70 million-Br last week. This development comes about a week before HC is to hold its general assembly.

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Economic Growth Corridors Plan to Pave Future

The first phase of a study for the development of a national framework for Economic Growth Corridors (EGCs) in Ethiopia conducted by Ernst & Young (EY) is to be presented on Friday, December 23, 2011, at the Hilton Hotel.

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City Admin Plan to Replace Ras Theatre

Ras Theatre, a building that has been standing since 1928, is to be demolished with a new seven-storey building to replace it, in a bid by the Addis Abeba City Administration Culture & Tourism Bureau to have a modern theatre.

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Electric Corporation Requires Factories to Buy Efficiency Devices

The Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) is to mandate all industries to install devices that ensure the efficient use of power.

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Buna Bank Earns 19.4m Br Profit in First Full Year

Having become one of the first among those established in the past few years not to report a loss in its opening year, Buna International Bank (BIB) registered a 19.4 million Br profit after tax in its first full year of operation, in the 2010/11 fiscal year. During the nine months it has been operational it has earned 48,000 Br in profit.

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Agenda    

The livestock population of Ethiopia is believed to be one...

 
   

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Editor's Note  

Even after 125 years, structural mix remains a typical feature of...

 
   

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Commentary  

Residents of Addis Abeba routinely complain about the lack of basic services that one would expect from a major urban metropolis.

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Opinion  

Thinking about how much my future is defined by my past upsets me. It is as if life operates through...

   

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"Government interference was imperative."

Samuel Getu, son of the renowned businessman Getu Gelete and operations manager for Getas International, a conglomerate, made the remark, referring to the price fixing that the state had imposed on 18 consumer items for six months, beginning in January, 2011. Although many still argue that the price cap was unwise and ineffective, it was right, Samuel noted, as the private sector was not able to deliver essentials such as edible oil at the subsidised prices, in an interview with The Reporter, an Amharic biweekly newspaper, on December 14, 2011.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Climate Adaptation Avoids Conflict Epidemics

 

With climate negotiations dominating global policy discourse, dry lands need special attention, as they involve the most volatile challenges for global peace, argues Jeffery Sachs, Professor of Economics at Colombia University, the United States. He insists that tailored and comprehensive adaptation responses...Read More

 

Unfair Capitalism Drives Global Uncertainty  

The sense of uncertainty prevailing in the world is palpable and rightly so. People are worried about their futures with a record number now fearing that their children may end up worse off than they. Unfortunately, things will become even more unsettling in the months ahead. Read More

 
 
Viewpoint

As an African, this writer’s dream for the next decade is to see the continent producing and selling chocolate to 300 million Chinese...

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The Fine Line

Heads of overseas missions of Ethiopia across the world appear to be in a hushed competition to mobilize as many resources ...

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Out and About
 

Sellers of sambusas, the deep-fried dough triangles filled with,...

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