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Enterprise floats fuel supply tender
Spread the NewsThe Ethiopian Petroleum Supply Enterprise (EPSE) has unveiled an open international tender inviting oil trading companies to supply heavy and light fuel oil. The final date to submit the bids is in December 17, 2021. EPSE wants to procure 70,000 metric tons of heavy fuel oil and 45,000 metric tons of light fuel,…
Mesfin Tasew elected by IATA board
Spread the News By Kaleyesus Bekele from Doha, Qatar The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group, Mesfin Tasew, elected member of the board of directors of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Mesfin was elected at the IATA Annual General Meeting which kicked off today in Doha Qatar. Hosted by Qatar Airways, the 78th IATA Annual…

Ethio telecom, EPSE, Ministry ink MoU to implement fuel deal
Spread the NewsEthio Telecom, Ministry of Transport and Logistics and Ethiopian Petroleum Supply Enterprise (EPSE) have inked a deal that would enable fuel-subsidy beneficiary vehicles use mobile money platform to pay for fuel at gas stations. Telebirr, a mobile money service, which has been developed by Ethio Telecom, will be used to pay the payment…

Haile Resort’s new five-star Hotel to be inaugurated in Addis Abeba
Spread the NewsA five-star hotel, which was constructed by Haile Resorts and Hotels Group, around Lamberet area in Addis Abeba, is going to be inaugurated soon. The new hotel is the 8th branch for Haile Resorts and Hotels Group and it’s named “Haile Grand Hotel”. Haile Resorts and Hotels is owned by Haile Gebresilassie; an…

Working women face precarious condition, surveys say
Spread the NewsWomen have been working in challenging situations across textile and apparel as well as flower farms and hospitality industries, revealed new assessment surveys conducted by a group of researchers. Firehiwot Sintayehu and Kibur Engdawork have conducted a survey dubbed “The State and Transformation of Female Wage Labour in Ethiopia: The Case of Textile/Garment…

A wake-up call for Ethiopian Banks: sink or swim
Spread the NewsBy Yared Nigussie Ethiopia is one of the last few countries in the world that kept its financial sector closed to the world. Following the political and economic reform programs being undertaken by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s administration the government signaled its plan to open up the financial sector to international banks and…