Ethiopia: Ethio Telecom to Launch New Services
The state telecom monopole, Ethio Telecom, disclosed it is set to start new services in the near future.
The state telecom monopole, Ethio Telecom, disclosed it is set to start new services in the near future.
In the aim of reaching every part of Ethiopia, Ethiopian Commodity Exchange (EXC) opened two new branches in northern part of the country that are known for their sesame production.
During the second phase of the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II), which runs from 2015 to 2020, Ethiopia is going to spend a total of USD 20 Billion Birr on its power development program.
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Ethiopian Airlines launched customer service that enables its customers to access flight information as well as cargo tracking services via Mobile Short Message Service (SMS).
Aba Samuel Hydroelectric Power Plant, the oldest hydroelectric power plant in Ethiopia, is going to restart operation in two years time after 40 years.
Add a comment Add a commentThe Ethiopian telecom monopole, Ethio telecom, secured over five Billion Birr in the first quarter of this fiscal year.
Add a comment Add a commentEthiopian Roads Authority (ERA) it plans to complete 43 road projects by the current fiscal year.
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Ethiopian Airlines, the largest and most profitable airline in Africa, has secured a U.S. $ 41.4 Million seven year junior loan facility from ING Capital LLC for the acquisition of two Boeing 777 freighter aircraft.
Diplomatic Spouses Group of Ethiopia (DSGE), which is an annual event, is going to be held for one day on Saturday, November 22, 2014 here in Addis Ababa’s Millennium Hall.
Add a comment Add a commentReports of the last four years of the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP) revealed revenues from oilseed surpassed what coffee managed to bring to Ethiopia. During the 2013/2014 fiscal year, oilseed brought U.S. $ 920 Million which was U.S. $ 201 Million up when compare to revenues from coffee.
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