21 hrs ago | Ben's News Page
Ethiopia Steals the Show at World's Largest Coffee Gathering
Ethiopia was featured prominently due to its role as the Portrait Country Sponsor - the first time an African nation has been selected for that honor. via Ben's News Page
Tuesday May 6 | CSRwire.com
Ethiopia in Trademark First: New Coffee Brand Unveiled to Boot Income ...
The Ethiopian Government today launches an innovative and radical new brand management program to champion its fine coffee export industry and the nation's unique, distinctive coffees. via CSRwire.com
Tuesday Apr 29 | USGS Earthquakes
M 4.7, Golfe de Tadjoura, Djibouti
Did you feel it? Report shaking and damage at your location. You can also view a map displaying accumulated data from your report and others. via USGS Earthquakes
Thursday Apr 17 | American Chronicle
Somalia s future?... After Somaliland s independence
The future of Somaliland rests in hands of its people, and we know that Somalilanders voted for independence on 18th May 1991 followed by referendum. via American Chronicle
Apr 15, 2008 | OregonLive.com - Destination Ethiopia
“So you don't want to do a three month backpacking trip to South America?”
The bus leaves at five in the morning. Or six. And within ten minutes of departure we're stopped at the first of about ten check points, where we all have to disembark while officials rifle through the bags ... via OregonLive.com - Destination Ethiopia
Apr 7, 2008 | AllAfrica.com
Africa: Soaring Food And Fuel Prices May Hurt Growth
“People who were not previously vulnerable have become vulnerable in many different countries around the world”
Tayech Ali arrived half an hour before the grain distribution centre in Gojam Berenda, in the capital, Addis Ababa, opened, but still had to queue for three hours before she could buy some wheat. via AllAfrica.com
Apr 1, 2008 | AllAfrica.com
Ethiopia: Parliament Debates Ailing Economy
“Although our objective in achiving sustinable growth is succeeding, our effort to control inflation has not yielded the desired result”
Tamrat G. Giorgis, Endale Assefa, and Tasfalem Waldyes Stifled by a runaway inflation whose year-on-year average picked to 22.9pc this month, what ails Ethiopia's economy has been a subject of fierce debate in ... via AllAfrica.com
Mar 23, 2008 | Guardian Unlimited
A boy takes care of a herd of cattle near Degahabur in the Ogaden region in Ethiopia
“The situation is very calm now. We have destroyed [the ONLF]”
A boy takes care of a herd of cattle near Degahabur in the Ogaden region in Ethiopia. via Guardian Unlimited
Mar 20, 2008 | Capital Ethiopia
Condo sewerage raises pollution fears
“A number of Islamic scriptures have been taken out of the country in different ways robbing the country of its heritage”
The Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation has planned to construct 10 hydro power plants worth over 13.1 billion dollars, in the next 10 years. via Capital Ethiopia
Mar 18, 2008 | AllAfrica.com
Ethiopia: Country on Track for World Bank Loan
“It will be helpful to minimize the negative consequences regarding environmental and social aspects that occur on the process”
Ethiopia is in a position to receive a loan to the amount of 100 million USD from the World Bank for its infrastructural developments projects in major cities of the country, the Ministry of Works and Urban ... via AllAfrica.com







