Ethio 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 NewsRecently, the price hike of edible oil shocked customers. Meanwhile, the Russia-Ukraine war lasted over 3 weeks. This war is believed to have economic burdens on developing countries such as Ethiopia. Yared Nigussie of Origins Business spoke to Eshetu Ejara, an Agricultural Economist by trade to know the details, excerpts; Both Russia and…
Spread the NewsChimimba David Phiri (PhD) is Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) Subregional Coordinator for Eastern Africa and FAO Representative to the African Union (AU) and to the United Nations Economic Commission for Afric (UNECA). Before joining FAO Subregional Office for Eastern Africa, Dr. Phiri was the Subregional Coordinator for the FAO Subregional Office for…
Spread the NewsEthio Telecom has made a huge investment in the education sector through provisioning of fixed broadband and satellite internet service for a school net program worth over 4.8 billion Birr in parallel to other multidimensional support to the sector. Ethio Telecom has further announced that it has joined the Ministry of Education campaign…
Spread the NewsIn a view to provide insurance covers to Ethiopian nationals and Ethiopian descent diaspora, who are permanently residing outside of the country, Nyala Insurance S.C. (NISCO) announced that it has launched a new insurance product dubbed “Diaspora Special Assistance”. The new product which is to be realized in collaboration with the world’s largest…
Spread the NewsUnited States Agency for International Development (USAID) Ethiopia Mission Director Sean Jones has concluded highly impactful visits to Bahir Dar in Amhara Region and Semera in Afar Region. While in Bahir Dar, Mr. Jones announced two new investments in the government of Ethiopia’s national Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP). USAID’s contribution of more…
Spread the NewsTakele Uma (Eng.), Minister of Mines said that the government has deployed security forces as some cement factories forced to cease production due to lack of stability in their production areas. Cement producers have faced disruption due to security concerns in some areas. “In addition to the manufacturing plants raw materials extraction areas…
