By Tesfa Mogessie, Addis Fortune Dubai: DP World, the port operator with terminals from Brazil to China, has signed an agreement with the government of Somaliland to co-invest $442 million (Dh1.62 billion) in the Port of Berbera DP World’s landmark Read More ...
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By Tesfa Mogessie, Addis Fortune Dubai: DP World, the port operator with terminals from Brazil to China, has signed an agreement with the government of Somaliland to co-invest $442 million (Dh1.62 billion) in the Port of Berbera DP World’s landmark Read More ...
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By Turkish Weekly Alarmed by increasing illicit financial outflows, Ethiopia says it is taking new counter measures including installing advanced CCTV cameras at airports and establishing a special intelligence unit. A report released by Global Financial Intelligence last January revealed Read More ...
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If the government let people breathe, they might fly ADDIS ABABA AND LALIBELA I The Economist THE Ben Abeba restaurant is a spiral-shaped concrete confection perched on a mountain ridge near Lalibela, an Ethiopian town known for its labyrinth of Read More ...
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If the government let people breathe, they might fly ADDIS ABABA AND LALIBELA I The Economist THE Ben Abeba restaurant is a spiral-shaped concrete confection perched on a mountain ridge near Lalibela, an Ethiopian town known for its labyrinth of Read More ...
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CNN Teff is Ethiopia’s largest crop, and the main ingredient of injera, the wide pancakes that accompany almost every Ethiopian meal. 6.5 million farmers in Ethiopia grow teff, but the government has restricted exports for fear of letting prices rise too quickly Mechanization and better farming techniques have increased productivity, leading the Ethiopian government to
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Part I By Worku Aberra Most economists argue that a common market between two or more countries is mutually beneficial, but they also recognize that common markets create winners and losers in each country. To make everybody better off, economists suggest that the winners compensate the losers. In reality, such compensation rarely takes place: the
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By Alex Thurston Source: World Politics Review Across Africa, there is renewed interest in strengthening infrastructure. In November, the African Development Bank held its “first-ever Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa Week” in Abidjan, the economic capital of Cote d’Ivoire. The conference emphasized infrastructure, especially transportation and communications, on the continent. Infrastructure development is important
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By Alex Thurston Source: World Politics Review Across Africa, there is renewed interest in strengthening infrastructure. In November, the African Development Bank held its “first-ever Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa Week” in Abidjan, the economic capital of Cote d’Ivoire. The conference emphasized infrastructure, especially transportation and communications, on the continent. Infrastructure development is important
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Arab News Saudi investors have accused some Ethiopian government officials of robbing them of their land and equipment. Mohammed Al-Shehri, who leads a body of investors in the African country, claimed that certain Ethiopian officials falsely accused him and others of criminal activities so that they could confiscate their property. Al-Shehri was quoted as saying
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