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January 03, 2026 23:23 UTC
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January 03, 2026 23:23 UTC
Technological Advancements and Air Traffic Management The Qatari aviation sector has embraced digital transformation in 2025, incorporating artificial intelligence and advanced air traffic management systems. The aviation industry is closely monitoring the investigation’s findings, as any conclusions could have significant ramifications for fleet operations and manufacturer reputations. TEI Wins $2.95 Billion in Aviation Engine Export Orders TEI Secures $2.95 Billion in Aviation Engine Export Orders Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) subsidiary TUSAS Engine Industries (TEI) has secured $2.95 billion in new export contracts for aviation engine components and maintenance services. He described the achievement as a clear reflection of TEI’s advanced engineering capabilities, disciplined production processes, and established reliability in the aviation engine market. The success of TEI and the broader Turkish aviation sector has been attributed to sustained government policies and strategic support.
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January 03, 2026 18:42 UTC
The Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) has launched a whistleblower platform dubbed 'Adera' to give the public a direct channel to report complaints. • Adera will initially support Amharic and English, with plans to onboard other languages including Oromiffa and Tigrinya. • Adera is designed to allow users, including employees, customers, and the general public, to submit information anonymously. “Beyond this, our portfolios require a management system capable of adapting to dynamic environments,” Habtamu Hailemichael, deputy chief executive of EIH, said during the launch. The launch comes after a series of leadership reshuffles at enterprises under EIH which have seen more than 70 board members and executives have been replaced or reassigned.
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January 03, 2026 15:45 UTC
By adding Jizan, Ethiopian Airlines is extending connectivity to one of Saudi Arabia’s emerging economic and logistics hubs, offering travelers and businesses in southern Saudi Arabia more direct access to East Africa and the airline’s vast global network via Addis Ababa. Ethiopian Airlines has long been a key carrier for pilgrimage traffic, and the Jizan service provides additional flexibility and capacity during peak travel periods. Benefits for African Travelers and the DiasporaFor African travelers, the Jizan route enhances choice and convenience when flying to Saudi Arabia. Reinforcing Ethiopian Airlines’ Global LeadershipThe addition of Jizan underscores Ethiopian Airlines’ position as Africa’s leading carrier by network reach and operational scale. As Ethiopian Airlines advances its Middle East growth strategy, the Jizan route stands as both a commercial milestone and a strategic signal: Africa–Gulf connectivity is no longer peripheral, but central to the future of global aviation.
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January 03, 2026 15:37 UTC
(3 Minutes Read)According to EIH, submitted reports are transmitted directly to a monitoring unit through a dashboard, where the number of reports, investigation progress, and case outcomes can be tracked. The tool is described as a move from conventional paper-based systems to a digital process. Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) has introduced a new digital platform named Adera, developed to collect reports related to corruption and malpractice within state owned enterprises under its management. According to EIH, submitted reports are transmitted directly to a monitoring unit through a dashboard, where the number of reports, investigation progress, and case outcomes can be tracked. Read Also;https://trendsnafrica.com/nigeria-nimc-hits-120-mn-nin-enrolments-unveils-new-service-pricing-to-curb-corruption-and-exploitation/The platform was presented as a measure to address issues that may affect the operations of development organizations.
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January 03, 2026 13:53 UTC
Teen who died in state custody at Baltimore hotel was neglected as caretaker worked 53-hour shift A new report into the death of 16-year-old girl, Kanaiyah Ward, in state care last year alleges she was neglected.
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January 03, 2026 12:34 UTC
AG's office releases body camera footage of deadly police shooting last month in Essex AG's office releases body camera footage of deadly police shooting last month in Essex
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January 03, 2026 12:29 UTC
Ahmed Shide, Minister for Finance (SM)BorkenaToronto – Ethiopia on Friday said that it has reached an agreement with a group of ad hoc committee of bondholders. The Ad Hoc Committee reportedly holds more than 45 percent of the bond Ethiopia was unable to pay by 2024. The full news release from the Ministry reads as follows :“Ethiopia reaches agreement in principle with Ad Hoc Committee of bondholders on principal financial terms of restructuring of 2024 NotesAddis Ababa – 2 January 2026. The Ad Hoc Committee comprises institutional holders controlling in aggregate more than 45% of the 2024 Notes. The Agreement in Principle remains subject to reaching agreement on such non-financial terms and receipt of the confirmations from the IMF and the OCC referenced above.
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January 03, 2026 05:29 UTC
Responded to Getachew Reda’s allegation of Fano Forces involvement in “Tigray Genocide” – among other thingsBorkenaToronto – General Tefera Mamo, who joined the Fano forces well over a year ago, says the choice for the Amhara people is between “slavery” and “extinction” on the one hand and freedom on the other. General Tefera dismissed Getachew’s claim as false, pointing out that Fano forces never set foot in Tigray during the two years war between the Federal government and TPLF forces. Fano forces were in North Wollo, Gondar, South Wollo and they paid sacrifice during the war. There is also a claim that a growing number of Fano forces are “surrendering.”General Tefera dismissed the claims as false. Video : embedded from Free Press YouTube channelCover photo : Screenshot from the videoSupport Borkena https://borkena.com/subscribe-borkena/Borkena Ethiopian News Youtube ChannelJoin our Telegram Channel : t.me/borkenaLike borkena on FacebookAdd your Business to Ethiopian Business Listing / Ethiopian Business Directory Toronto Business ListingEthiopian News VideoJoin the conversation.
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January 03, 2026 05:29 UTC
The Border Management Authority (BMA) says plans are under way to construct a one-stop border between South Africa and Zimbabwe. BMA Commissioner Dr. Mike Masiapato says the border will see travelers and cargo trucks being processed at only one point. “The implementation of the one stop border post, one of the key strategic interventions and decisions of the government of South Africa, so that is very much fundamental where we are sitting now. The negotiations are under way with successful bidders in as far as the public private partnership is concerned. Related video| BMA Commissioner Dr Masiapato reports on SA’s ports state of readiness
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January 02, 2026 21:25 UTC
For all other commodities, price is in (Birr/Quintals), 1 Quintal = 100Kg. To get more commodity trade information, you may call ECX on short number 929 or text to them on short number 934.
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January 02, 2026 19:51 UTC
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January 02, 2026 19:21 UTC
Ministry of Finance has set out its treasury bill auction calendar for the first quarter of 2026, with total planned issuance of 288.28 bln birr across six biweekly auctions. Auctions are scheduled for 8 and 21 January, 4 and 18 February, and 4 and 18 March. Bills will be offered in four maturities: 28, 91, 182, and 364 days, with individual auction sizes ranging between 44.3 bln birr and 53.3 bln birr. With the Ethiopian birr trading near 155 against the US dollar, the programme represents approximately 1.86 bln US dollars. Treasury bills continue to provide low-risk investment opportunities in Ethiopia’s evolving financial landscape.
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January 02, 2026 18:20 UTC
According to the ministry, the talks resulted in an agreement in principle on the main financial terms of restructuring the bond, which represents Ethiopia’s sole exposure to international capital markets. “The discussions yielded an agreement in principle between Ethiopia and the ad hoc committee on the principal financial terms of a restructuring of the 2024 notes,” the Ministry of Finance said. The IMF has assessed Ethiopia’s debt problems as solvency-related rather than temporary liquidity pressures. Ethiopia aims to implement the restructuring through an exchange offer or consent solicitation as early as possible in 2026, the statement added. Ethiopia applied for debt treatment under the Common Framework in 2021, with official creditors reaching an agreement in principle in March 2025, followed by a memorandum of understanding in July.
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January 02, 2026 18:02 UTC