The Thrillist BY DAN GENTILE If coffee growing was an Olympic event, it’d be a marathon not a sprint. And not just because Africa totally dominates. Being a coffee superpower requires years of economic, infrastructural, and government investment. Plus a bean-friendly terrior, farmers dedicated to quality control, and a trust in industry buyers to bring
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Press Release Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Ethiopian Aviation Academy, the largest aviation academy in Africa and an IATA authorized global training center, is pleased to announce that it has graduated 96 aviation technicians and 25 marketing professionals at a ceremony held at Ethiopian Headquarters on 25 September 2014. At the graduation ceremony, Ethiopian Chief Executive Officer Ato Tewolde Gebremariam gave
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Mail & Guardian RUSSIA’s atomic energy agency said Monday it will provide up to eight nuclear reactors to South Africa by 2023 in a $50 billion strategic partnership between the two countries. But in an interesting twist the South African government said Tuesday it had not yet awarded Russia the deal, saying the countries had merely
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Circle ID State of Broadband Report 2014 By Paul Budde Ethiomedia: Ethiopian Airlines CEO Tewolde Gebremariam says Internet service in the country is negligible that Ethiopians buy their tickets from travel agencies or branch offices of the Airlines. On the other hand, Kenyan Airways CEO Mbuvi Ngunze tells a World Travel Market 2012 audience that
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Circle ID State of Broadband Report 2014 By Paul Budde Ethiomedia: Ethiopian Airlines CEO Tewolde Gebremariam says Internet service in the country is negligible that Ethiopians buy their tickets from travel agencies or branch offices of the Airlines. On the other hand, Kenyan Airways CEO Mbuvi Ngunze tells a World Travel Market 2012 audience that
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Bloomberg By William Davison Horizon Plantations Ethiopia Plc, majority-owned by Saudi billionaire Mohamed al-Amoudi, plans to almost double annual revenue within three years by investing at least $500 million in coffee and orange projects. The agriculture company will train workers, improve roads and replace washing units at the Limmu and Bebekacoffee plantations, which together have over 18,000 hectares (44,479 acres)
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By Nancy Moran Bloomberg Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise, Africa’s largest carrier by revenue, agreed to buy 20 redesigned 737 models valued at $2.1 billion in the largest single order for Boeing (BA)Co. planes from the continent. The order for the single-aisle Max 8, the first of four redesigned 737 models, comes with an option for an additional 15
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By Nancy Moran Bloomberg Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise, Africa’s largest carrier by revenue, agreed to buy 20 redesigned 737 models valued at $2.1 billion in the largest single order for Boeing (BA)Co. planes from the continent. The order for the single-aisle Max 8, the first of four redesigned 737 models, comes with an option for an additional 15
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The Guardian Free advice line that aims to help smallholders boost livelihoods has received 1.5m calls since launching 12 weeks ago By William Davison in Addis Ababa MDG : Ethiopian farmer with mobile phone during Gada celebration in Karrayyu tribe , Ethiopia An Ethiopian farmer using a mobile phone. The country’s government relies on support
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The East African As state-owned enterprises in Ethiopia continue expanding in the economy with huge investments, the World Bank advised the government to improve transparency and credibility of information. “As the country plans to become a middle income country, consistency, transparency and credible information about state owned enterprises are very, very important,” said Sri
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