The Ethiopian Shipping Lines & Logistics Service Enterprise’s (ESLSE) and the Ethiopian Petroleum Enterprise (EPE) are expected to conclude an agreement for the transport of petroleum in early 2014.
The ESLSE's will transport petroleum through its newly squired two oil tankers. This comes after a year of carrying other goods, pending a deal to be concluded with the EPE, according to Fortune.
Through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Ethiopian Sustainable Tourism Alliance (ESTA) project with funding from the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the new community-based tourism sites in Lephis and Ziway are inaugurated in Oromia Regional State.
The sites were developed to present natural and historic attractions and activities in an Eco-friendly manner that will maximize the benefit for the local community.
The daughters of Lucy will control the skies on November 19, 2015, flying an all women operated flight from Addis Ababa to Bangkok. This historic flight is aimed at crystallizing Ethiopian corporate conviction of “Women Empowerment for a Sustainable Growth” on the eve of our 70th year Anniversary.
The Ethio Djibouti Railway has introduced special open top gondola wagons into its cargo operations as it seeks to address capacity constraints worsened by Ethiopia’s ongoing fuel shortage.
Ethio Djibouti Standard Gauge Railway S.C. (EDR) has increased its share in national logistics from 11% to 15% by increasing the value and variety of goods its transports. The company was also able to collect Birr 350 million in revenue in January.
