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BUSINESSJul 24Telebirr Contribution to Ethiopia Journey Towards Inclusive Digital Economy – New Business EthiopiaTelebirr is contributing to Ethiopia's development of an inclusive digital economy. This highlights a company's role in national economic and technological advancement.newbusinessethiopia.com · Ethiopia
BUSINESSJul 22'The country is underrated': Tourists flock to Ethiopia despite ongoing security concernsIn just nine months, the number of foreign visitors to Ethiopia increased by 15% – the fastest growth rate on the African continent. The government, which has made tourism a key pillar of its economy despite insecurity in some regions, has highlighted these figures.Le Monde [en]
BUSINESSJul 4Le plus grand aéroport du monde en Afrique : le pari fou d’Ethiopian AirlinesAvec le lancement du chantier de son futur aéroport à Bishoftu, l’Éthiopie engage la construction d’un hub géant destiné à accompagner l’expansion de la première compagnie du continent. Un investissement à 12,7 milliards de dollars.Jeune Afrique
BUSINESSJul 3Ethiopia's Coffee Export Earnings Reach Historic U.S.$3 Billion Milestone[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia has achieved a historic milestone in its coffee industry, generating a record 3 billion USD in export earnings during the current fiscal year, its highest coffee export revenue on record.allafrica_et · ethiopia
BUSINESSJul 1What to Know About Ethiopia’s Debt BreakthroughAddis Ababa’s debt relief process has highlighted divisions in the global financial system.Foreign Policy
BUSINESSJun 27Is Ethiopia Credit Cap Doing More Harm Than Good ? | The Reporter EthiopiaA discussion is underway regarding whether Ethiopia's credit cap policy is having a detrimental effect on the economy. This policy analysis explores its potential impacts on the nation's financial landscape.thereporterethiopia.com · Ethiopia
BUSINESSJun 24Aérien : chez Ethiopian Airlines, la succession de Mesfin Tasew est ouverteLe mandat de Mesfin Tasew à la tête d’Ethiopian Airlines prend fin en août. Le gouvernement éthiopien, seul actionnaire, doit choisir entre deux cadres maison aux profils et aux réseaux très différents.Jeune Afrique