Dutch Flower Company Closes Farm Following an Attack
Aalsmeer-based flower importer Esmeralda Farms Nederland is being closed down following an attack by rebels in Ethiopia on the company’s flower nursery last week, broadcaster
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Coffee Could be Extinct by 2080 all Thanks to Climate Change
Coffee could become extinct if global warming continues on its current trajectory, according to a report by The Climate Institute. By 2050, researchers said, the
China-Ethiopia Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference Held in Addis
A China-hosted conference was convened Thursday in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, with aim of further strengthening economic cooperation between China and Ethiopia. The Conference on
KEFI Remains in Dialogue with Potential Lenders for Tulu Kapi Gold Project
KEFI Minerals plc (LON:KEFI) continues to have “encouraging dialogue with a number of potential lenders”, the company has reported in an operational update.
KEFI said that
Ethiopian Airlines Expands Addis Ababa - Guangzhou Air-Service
Star Alliance member Ethiopian Airlines announces that it will add a thrice weekly service, on top of its daily flights, to Guangzhou as of October
Fintech Provides ATM Transaction Technology for Eight Ethiopian Banks
As Ethiopian banks look to minimize errors associated with automatic teller machine transactions, Fintech, a Pan African information technology solutions and service provider has launched
Ethiopia And China Vows to Strengthen Trade, Investment Relations
The Ethio -China business and trade relations is currently flourishing and for the furtherance of the relations investors from both countries pledged to utilize the
Ethiopian Airlines to Start Flying to Comoros
Ethiopian Airlines, the fastest growing and the largest African airline, is pleased to announce that it has finalized preparations to launch flights to Moroni, Comoros
Protesters In Ethiopia Burn Flower Farm (Video)
A Dutch company says protesters in Ethiopia are torching flower farms as they target businesses with links to the government. Flowers are one of the
Dangote shakes Kenya’s cement market with Ethiopia imports
Ethiopia imports are expected to further drive retail prices downward in a market where they have remained static for nearly 10 years.
The cement exported to
