The Veins of Ethiopia’s Growth ― The Hindu
Ethiopia is planning to diversify its seaward and inland transport, through the ports of other neighbors (Sudan and Somaliland), which could cut payments to Djibouti. […]
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Ethiopia Gains $150m from World Bank to Improve Logistics Sector
The project will focus on improving Ethiopia’s Modjo Dry Port, which handles 95 percent of the landlocked country’s trade. By Hailey Desormeaux (American Shipper) | The […]
Sunsilk launch bespoke range to get ahead in Ethiopian haircare
Unique hair deserves unique care. And Ethiopian hair is different from the rest of the world’s. It’s curly but easily tangled, delicate but prone to […]
Global Center on Adaptation to identify climate adaptation measures to improve water security in Borana, Ethiopia
ROTTERDAM (GCA) – The Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) announced that it is providing technical advisory support to a new African Development Bank program in […]
African Development Fund approves $13.95 million grant for Borana Resilient Water Development for Improved Livelihoods Program in Ethiopia
The Borana Resilient Water Development for Improved Livelihoods Program will lead to improved health outcomes, nutrition, and food security by enhancing access to climate-resilient, gender-sensitive […]
EVENT ― The 2022 African Livestock Exhibition & Congress (ALEC 2022)
EVENT: The 7th Session of the African Livestock Exhibition & Congress (ALEC 2022)The leading Animal Husbandry International trade showDATE: October 27 – 29, 2022VENUE: Ethiopian […]
Danish company Arla Foods Ingredients partners local producers in Ethiopia to reduce malnutrition with a dried papaya snack
Arla Foods Ingredients is product innovation partner in a new four-year project to turn papaya fruit into a nutritious and affordable snack for low-income consumers […]
Can improved honey production be a pot of gold for Ethiopian smallholder farmers?
During 2019, 961 program participants in Ethiopia engaged in honey activities and supported the honey production of 28,048 kg of honey — generating an additional […]
Coordinated drought planning is essential for new Ethiopian Dam, research suggests
MANCHESTER, UK (The University of Manchester) – Near-term concerns about the impact of The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on water availability for Egypt and […]
Preserving Ethiopia’s coffee and forests for a sustainable future
The coffee plant was first spread outside Ethiopia by Arab traders, leading to the name of arabica coffee. Ethiopia’s wild forest coffee plants are a […]