Tewolde GebreMariam, CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group, has officially resigned from his post citing medical reasons, reliable sources told Origins Media.
He has been in the United States for more than 6 months to get a medical treatment.
Tewolde has served as CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group since January 2011. Mr. Tewolde has served Ethiopian Airlines for the last 37 years.
Spread the NewsEthio Telecom has offered women the option to purchase Samsung, Nokia and other phone brand smart-phones through long term monthly payments as low as 246 Birr in a month. The customers shall however present a supporting letter from their place of work to serve as guarantee of payment.
Spread the NewsThe Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority said that compared to the same period last fiscal year, the global price of Arabica C coffee has increased by 86 percent. It is now being sold at £206.5 – 210, up from £110.7 a year ago. Tatek Girma, Director of the Market Development and Promotion Directorate…
Spread the NewsThe 4th edition of agro food and plastprintpack Ethiopia expo has opened for visitors as of Thursday, October 14 at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel in Addis Abeba. The entire fair trade and Prana Events team has prepared this event with a lot of dedication over the past months. Exhibitors from 11 countries namely…
Spread the NewsEthiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest and the leading Aviation Group has returned its B737 MAX back to the skies on Tuesday in a non-stop flight of 4:30 hour in different parts of Ethiopia. The flight was initially planned to take place to Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania from Addis Abeba. However, that flight to Tanzania…
Spread the NewsThe ECA Sub-Regional Office for Southern (SRO-SA) in collaboration with the Angolan Government and the United Nations Resident Coordinator’s Office in Angola held a side event at the margins of the 54th session of the ECA Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development to offer African countries a platform for…
Spread the NewsEthiopia and Djibouti signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Thursday to jointly build new oil storage terminal in Djibouti near the Damerjog Industrial Park. The agreement intends to foster a conducive environment for future joint development of oil storage terminals. The MoU was signed between Mamo Mihretu, CEO of Ethiopian Investment Holdings…
