Day: April 7, 2014

  • Africa

    Egypt presidential hopeful threatens to use force over Ethiopian dam

    A potential candidate for the Egyptian presidency announced that he will order the use of military force against Ethiopia if the latter does not suspend the construction of the Grand Renaissance dam. In announcing his presidential bid at a press conference on Sunday, lawyer Mortada Mansour said that “water for Egypt is Egypt’s life”. “There” are signed international conventions ……

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  • Africa

    Ethiopia once again looks to Indian teachers

    Ethiopia, where Indian teachers have long been revered, is again looking at Indian teachers and trainers in various fields as the ancient East African nation, where one of the earliest traces of human existence has been found, shifts its economy from an agrarian to an industrial one. “In 1950-60 when we were expanding our education system, India came to our…

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  • Africa

    Erdoğan’s Pyrrhic Victory

    Sinan Ülgen  ISTANBUL – Turkey’s beleaguered Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Justice and Development Party (AKP) have emerged victorious from this week’s local elections. Still, the AKP’s triumph is unlikely to ameliorate the country’s internal conflicts, much less revive its tarnished international standing. The local elections were widely seen as a referendum on Erdoğan. The AKP received 44%…

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  • Tendaho One Sugar mill to start operations in this month

    Ethiopian Sugar Corporation has announced that massive efforts are being undertaken to start the operation of the Tendaho One Sugar mill by the end of April. Asrat Kebede, Director of the Sugar Corporation’s follow-up plans told reporters that upon completion the Tendaho One Sugar project will have the capacity to produce 750,000 tons of sugar annually.  Tendaho One and the…

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  • Africa

    Ethiopian Airlines launches nonstop flight to Shanghai

    Ethiopian Airlines launched its first nonstop flight to China’s largest city and commercial hub, Shanghai on Saturday (March 29). Addressing an inauguration ceremony held in Addis Ababa, Tewolde Gebremariam, Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlines, said Ethiopian, now flying to 80 destinations in five continents was “the fastest growing African airline, the most profitable African airline and the largest international…

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