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American Ambassador Visits Bahir Dar
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The United States Ambassador to Ethiopia, Donald E. Booth, and his wife Anita Booth, visited Bahir Dar, the capital of Amhara Regional State from July 28-29, 2010 and met with regional and local officials.
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Ethiopia Lengthening Fiber-optic Line To 10,000 kms
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
With the aim of expanding telephone and internet services, Ethiopian government is working to extend the current 7,000 kms of fiber-optics line to 10,000 kms in the coming three months.
Nyota Minerals Buys 80 Percent Share In Ethiopia
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
Following approval received at shareholder meeting last week, Nyota Minerals Ltd. (NYO.AU) announced yesterday, June 14, 2010 that it acquires 80 percent interest in land package totaling over 4,500 km2 of highly prospective exploration site in Ethiopia.
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Africans Set to Manufacture Tractors, Machineries
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
Industries for Africa (IfA), the Sweden-based foundation, launches mega project which will make the top African mechanical
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House Approves Ethiopia’s 2010/11 Budget
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
The House of Peoples’ Representatives, which will conclude its five-year session next week, approved today (July 1, 2010) the 77.2 billion birr (around 5.7 billion USD at current exchange rate) national budget of the country.
USA Makes Climate Change Negotiations Sluggish - EPA
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
Reluctance of the United States of America, which is the biggest polluter of environment in the world, has made the international negotiations on climate change sluggish, says the Ethiopian Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Director.
Kampala Blast Update: Eleven Out of 74 Fatalities are Ethiopians or Eritreans
The Ugandan government stated that the 74 fatalities included 28 Ugandans, one Irish citizen, one Indian, one American and 11 people who are either Ethiopian or Eritrean. Read more...
Maternal Mortality Remains to be Africa's Major Problem
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Despite African leaders' frequent promises to reduce maternal mortality, still out of 100 death of mothers in the world, 48 occurs in Africa, United Nations official noted this week.
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Dropout Persists in Ethiopian Elementary Schools
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After implementing national education sector development program for the past five years, Ethiopian Ministry of Education failed to reduce the percentage of dropout students from elementary schools. Read more...
American Ambassador Visits Bahir Dar
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
The United States Ambassador to Ethiopia, Donald E. Booth, and his wife Anita Booth, visited Bahir Dar, the capital of Amhara Regional State from July 28-29, 2010 and met with regional and local officials.
International Short Film Festival Opens In Addis
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
A week-long international short film festival entitled ‘Images That Matter’ opens here in Addis Ababa at the Ethiopian National Theater.
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Ethiopian Filmmaker Named Grand Finalist in 2010 Democracy Video Challenge
Ethiopian Filmmaker Yared Shumete Desalegne was named the Grand Finalist for Africa in the global Democracy Video Challenge competition. Read more...
Ethiopian Filmmaker Wins International Contract
BY NEW BUSINESS ETHIOPIA REPORTER
Ethiopian filmmaker, Henok Mebratu, has won a pitching competition organized by the Ethiopian Film Initiative (EFI) www.ethiopianfilminitiative.org in Addis Ababa.
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