(Alliance News) - Kefi Gold & Copper PLC on Monday said it will proceed with early work following the launch of the Tulu Kapi project. The Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia-focused exploration and development company owns a 95% stake in the Tulu Kapi gold mines in Ethiopia as of May 13. Following confirmation from TKGM's board, which comprises representatives of both Kefi and the Ethiopian federal and regional government, the project is officially launched. Executive Chair Harry Anagnostaras-Adams said: "Our launch timing is fortuitously coinciding with the improved conditions in Ethiopia and all-time high gold prices. "Tulu Kapi's high grade and high process recovery, combined with our project design, has resulted in a robust set of economics for long-term operations which should support further exploration and development."

He founded a marketing company targeting South Africa’s informal economy, highlighting its significant and often overlooked economic contributions. 03:23 People often misunderstand the informal economy, seeing it as chaotic and invisible. 13:57 Our perception of the informal economy is often skewed by stereotypes of poverty and unemployment. 25:10 Listed companies like DeBula Property Fund acknowledge the strength of the informal economy, which often goes unmeasured but is vital to the overall economy. 26:08 Capitec’s Khedie Fourie highlights the untapped potential in the informal economy, which he compares to the early days of retail banking.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has made changes to his cabinet, which included the removal of Abraham Belay as defense minister, the state broadcaster EBC reported. Abraham switched roles with Aisha Mohammed, who was head of the irrigation and lowlands ministry. She served as defense minister briefly in 2018.

Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mr. Mesfin Tasew said: “As the demand in domestic travel is growing, the completion of this project would allow us to offer a smooth travel experience to our esteemed passengers.”

Called Zoma Village Entoto, the complex is expected to open in September. It was conceived by Elias Sime, one of Ethiopia’s most successful artists, and Meskerem Assegued, an anthropologist and curator. Sime and Assegued build slowly, sustainably and traditionally—in stark contrast to the high-rise structures that have sprung up in Addis Ababa in recent years. Stupendous diversityNot long after they first met each other, Sime invited Assegued to his studio in Addis Ababa. It moved and reopened as Zoma Museum, a school and art institution in 2019.

Addis Ababa — Norway has announced that it will continue its assistance for the government of Ethiopia's efforts to fight climate change through green development. The adviser has also commended the efforts being carried out in the protection of biodiversity citing the Green Legacy Initiative. According to her, the Green Legacy Initiative demonstrates the commitment of Ethiopian government to ensuring green development. "Green Legacy demonstrates the commitment of Ethiopian government towards green development manifesting the importance of forestry sector as trees are important instruments in helping to tackle the impacts of climate change." As per this partnership agreement the government of Norway will continue providing support to Ethiopia's efforts to mitigate impacts of climate change, forestry development, and food security," she stated.

Americans say inflation is their biggest financial concern, Gallup poll found Morgan Rynor reports Americans also list the cost of owning and renting a home as a top financial burden.

Six weeks after his abduction, Zleke’s wife answered the door to find two men who asked for money for her husband’s release. I’m a journalist, and Zleke had been my fixer when I traveled to Ethiopia to write about the Tigray war, which lasted from November 2020 to November 2022. He carries the plight of an African refugee in the west, tasked with making a new life far from anything familiar. View image in fullscreen A Tigrayan refugee rape victim who fled the conflict sits for a portrait in eastern Sudan in March 2021. I trusted Zleke with my life, now he trusts me with his – and the lives of his wife and children.

Deputy Prime Minister has called on the Information Network Security Administration (INSA) to intensify its efforts to strengthen the cyber security capabilities of institutionsDuring a visit to INSA's various operational units, including the Cyber Talent Development Centre and the Digital Expo, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh was briefed on the organisation's ongoing work to secure the country's cyber infrastructure. Temesgen praised INSA's work and emphasised the need to further support and strengthen its activities. This is reported by ENA . In addition, he noted INSA's role in supporting other government agencies such as the Ministry of Revenue and Ethio-Telecom in building secure systems for the Digital Ethiopia 2025 initiative. Temesgen also praised INSA for helping key financial institutions to strengthen their cybersecurity capabilities.

has been reappointed to the post of Minister of Defense in the latest round of shuffling in the Prime Minister’s cabinet. She had been serving as minister of Lowlands and Irrigation – a position now held by former Defense Minister Abrham Belay (PhD). He headed the Defense Ministry during the two-year northern war. Mohammed Indris (PhD) has been chosen to head the Democratic System Building Center with the rank of state minister. The Center was previously led by Adem Farah, deputy chair of the incumbent Prosperity Party.

Ethiopian Airlines inaugurates transformed Addis Ababa Bole International Airport domestic terminal0 SHARESPosted: 20 May 2024 | International Airport Review |Ethiopian Airlines have announced the inauguration of the transformed Addis Ababa Bole International Airport domestic terminal. Ethiopian Airlines, proudly announces the inauguration of its transformed Addis Ababa Bole International Airport's Domestic Terminal. Ethiopian Airlines have announced the inauguration of the transformed Addis Ababa Bole International Airport domestic terminal. New upgrades at Addis Ababa Bole International AirportThe newly inaugurated domestic terminal is the main connecting hub for Ethiopian Airlines’ domestic operations serving over 200 flights to and from the 22 domestic destinations on daily basis. Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mr. Mesfin Tasew has expressed his delight, emphasising the commitment of Ethiopian Airlines Group in elevating the standard of airport services and experience.

In the coastal town of El Amra, Tunisia, migrants from sub-Saharan Africa are asking to be let go in order to reach Europe as tensions mount in the country over the government’s handling of the migrant crisis. A migrant from Burkina Faso was looking for safe passage and did not want to stay in Tunisia. Hundreds of Tunisians marched in the streets of Jebeniana this weekend, demanding that the Tunisian government expel the migrants. Tunisian President Kais Saied has taken a hard stance against migrants, accusing them of bringing violence and crime to the country. The International Organization for Migration’s Tunisia office has said roughly 7,000 migrants are living near Jebeniana and El Amra, though residents estimate the number could be much higher.

Ethiopian Airlines New Domestic Terminal at Addis Ababa AirportFavoriteEthiopian Airlines, the premier airline of Africa, is excited to unveil the newly transformed Domestic Terminal at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport. Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mr. Mesfin Tasew has expressed his delight, emphasizing the commitment of Ethiopian Airlines Group in elevating the standard of airport services and experience. As the demand in domestic travel is growing, the completion of this project would allow us to offer a smooth travel experience to our esteemed passengers.”The newly opened domestic terminal serves as the primary hub for Ethiopian domestic flights, accommodating over 200 daily flights to 22 destinations nationwide. Ethiopian Airlines is advancing its efforts to modernize aviation facilities and improve air transport services within Ethiopia. The launch of this Domestic Terminal marks the latest in a series of strategic investments by Ethiopian Airlines to upgrade its infrastructure and services in Ethiopia.

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Adama City beat Sidama Coffee 2-1 Sunday and Ethiopia Coffee defeated Shashemene City by the same scoreline. Sidama Coffee came into the second half fighting and Desta Yohannes pulled one back for them in the 52nd minute to make it 2-1. Adama's 2-1 win moves them up to fifth on the log above St George, with Sidama Coffee in 12th place. Shashemene City managed to hold Ethiopia Coffee at bay for 70 minutes before they cracked under the pressure. Shashemene City face a relegation battle with only 13 points earned thus far and languish in 15th place while Ethiopia Coffee move up to fourth place with 41 points.