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Ethiopian Customs Investigates Indian Firm

A team from the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority investigated Nile Drilling and Exploration plc for alleged evasion of customs duties on imported items to Ethiopia.

The team seized a water well drilling rig from the company’s garage according to sources. It was alleged that  the rig had not fulfilled mandatory customs formalities.

The water well drilling rig passed Modjo checkpoint and was taken to the Indian company’s garage without passing the Kality Customs clearance point said the sources. This was found to be in contravention of customs procedures which require imported items entering the capital to be cleared by the Kality office before their owners can take legal possession of them.

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Ethiopian Airlines Shows Star Alliance Logo

The flag carrier of Ethiopia, the Ethiopian Airlines, is showing the Logo of star alliance on all its aircraft. Star Alliance will officially welcome Ethiopian airlines in ceremony to held on December 13 in Addis Ababa.

The ceremony is expected to be attended by executives of the Star Alliance and CEOs from the member airlines.

Ethiopian Airlines will be able to access 21,410 daily flights to 189 countries as part of an existing network consisting of 4382 aircraft, 409,152 employees and 652.24 million passengers per annum and 160.3 billion US dollars in sales revenue.

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Ethiopian Poultry Expo Opened

The 4th Ethiopian Poultry Expo and Animal Tech Show was opened yesterday. It is expected that the Expo will play a role in promoting Ethiopia’s livestock resources to the international market according to Gidey Gebre-Medhin Director General of the Ethiopian Meat and Diary Technology Institute.

The Expo will provide all necessary information to investors interested in the sector explained Gidey.

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Agreement Signed for Cross Border Public Transport Between Ethiopia-Kenya

Ethiopia and Kenya have signed an agreement allowing for cross border public transport between the two countries. Public transport across the borders of the two countries will commence when the road project is finalized according to Diriba Kuma, Minister of Transport.

Ethiopia expects to extend cross border public transport arrangements to include Djibouti and Sudan he explained. The document establishing agreement with North Sudan has been drafted and will be completed in the beginning of the coming year noted Diriba.

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