Ethiopia, Rwanda sign open skies agreement
Establish team to forge partnership between national carriers The governments of Ethiopia and Rwanda on February 29, 2016 signed an air service agreement that opens the air spaces of the two countries...
View ArticleSpain eAnchoryes Ethiopian growing market
Conducts first ever multilateral trade mission The Government of Spain is closely observing the growing Ethiopian economy which the European nation says is significant to strengthen trade and...
View ArticleCharities, societies complain of ‘shortage’ of funds
Charities and Societies that are engaged in supporting different people across the country complained that shortage of finance is preventing them from executing their day-to-day activities. The...
View ArticleDavid Cameron to visit Ethiopia
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, is scheduled to visit Ethiopia at the end of this month, leading a delegation of ministers and top government officials, diplomatic sources told...
View ArticleBlack Rhino completes feasibility study on Ethio-Djibouti fuel pipeline
The South Africa-based infrastructure investment group, Black Rhino Group, has finalized its feasibility study on a 1.5 billion dollars Ethio-Djibouti fuel pipeline construction project. Backed by...
View ArticleMedia council elects chairs of general assembly
The Ethiopian Media Council – the first of its kind in Ethiopia – conducted its second general assembly meeting on Thursday by electing its chairman, vice chairman and secretary of the general...
View ArticleAnchorAdwa: an inspiring legacy
The 120th anniversary of the Great Adwa Victory, one of if not the most seminal moment in Ethiopia’s history, was celebrated on Wednesday by Ethiopians with great pride. The vanquishing of a European...
View ArticleHard currency shortage hampers Lifan Motors expansion plan
Company hopes to export assembled cars to EgyptLifan Motors PLC, a subsidiary of the Chinese car-maker Lifan Group, said that it could have manufactured at least motorbikes from a scratch in Ethiopia...
View ArticleON A FAST LANE
It seems that the largest bank in the country, the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), is striding on a fast lane to become one of the major financial services provider in East Africa. As a indicant to...
View ArticleTop ODPO officials relieved of duty
The Oromo People’s Democratic Organization (OPDO) Central Committee last week has relieved two of its higher officials of their duties in connection with the ongoing large-scale protests that have...
View ArticleItalian president to visit Ethiopia
The President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella, is expected to arrive in Addis Ababa tomorrow for a four-day state visit from Sunday to Thursday. Mattarella is said to be the first Italian...
View ArticleAU to dispatch mission for Darfur referendum
Delegation urges AU to conduct assessment on the way forwardThe Transitional Darfur Regional Authority (TDRA) on Wednesday presented its demand on acquiring the presence of African Union (AU) in the...
View ArticleCourt lifts ban on AEUP
The Third Civil Bench of the Federal First Instance Court at Arada on March 5, 2016 lifted the ban on Abebaw Mehari, president of the All Ethiopia Unity Party (AEUP), which prohibited him from not...
View ArticleUS company to digitalize national TV transition
JP Morgan agrees to financeGatesAir, a global leader in wireless, over-the-air content delivery solutions for radio and TV broadcasters, has been awarded a contract to provide turnkey equipment and...
View ArticleLocal airlines seek market protection
Local private airlines rendering charter flight services in Ethiopia demanded that the government should give them market protection. At a stakeholders consultative meeting organized by the Ethiopian...
View ArticleGibe IV secures finance
By Wudneh Zenebe and Yonas Abiye The long-awaited negotiation between the Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) and the Italian construction company, Salini Costruttori, has been finalized enabling the latter...
View ArticleShocking incident
Four people traveling in a three-wheeler Bajaj were instantly killed around Summit Beverage Factory on Thursday afternoon following an accident caused by a heavy Euro Truck vehicle that crushed with...
View ArticleInvestors claim compensation for property damage amid Oromia riots
Local and foreign investors asked the Ethiopian government to pay them compensation for lost properties amid the public riot in the Oromia Regional State.Informed sources told The Reporter that local...
View ArticleTowards more transparency
The age of globalization we live now in is characterized by the availability of information at one’s fingertips. Obviously, increased transparency is a major outcome of an era where information has...
View ArticleGov’t pleads guilty
Prime Minister Hailemariam Dessalegn told parliamentarians on Thursday that the recent political unrest and the associated violence that have erupted across parts of the Oromia Regional State and the...
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