Companies at a two-day investment conference in Addis Ababa signed deals to inject over $1.7 billion into the country.

Ethiopia's Finance Ministry said that it has signed deals worth over $1.7 billion with Chinese companies, mainly in the minerals and energy sector.

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Ethiopia has signed investment deals for its minerals and energy sectors worth more than $1.7-billion, mostly with Chinese firms, its finance ministry said. The East African nation, which struck a ...

Siket Bank and the Federal Documents Authentication and Registration Service (FDARS) have launched a collaborative initiative aimed at combating the rising instances of fraud affecting citizens.

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More than 830 industries that had ceased production due to various reasons have resumed operation after the Made in Ethiopia Movement in Ethiopia, according to the Ministry of Industry.

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