FITCH WIRE Common Framework and Conflict Still Weigh on Ethiopia’s Rating Fitch Ratings-Hong Kong-22 July 2021: The timeline and shape of Ethiopia’s debt treatment under the G20 Common Framework (CF) remains unclear, with Ethiopia’s one [Read More]
Renewed Hope: How Bitcoin And Green Energy Can Save Ethiopia’s Economy Martin Leo Rivers (Forbes)—Selamawit Girma, a mother of three living in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa, is worried. Her monthly salary of 4,000 birr (about [Read More]
Ethiopia in Talks to Restructure $1 Billion More of Debt By Samuel Gebre and Alonso Soto Government says new plan to rework debt excludes Eurobonds Separately, IMF asks government to form creditor committee (Bloomberg)—-Ethiopia [Read More]
Safaricom to retain dividends despite Ethiopia cash demands (Businessdailyafrica)—Safaricom will maintain a dividend policy of paying out 80 percent of its net profit despite committing billions of shillings to expansion into Ethiopia through a consortium. [Read More]
Beans shortage looms as Ethiopia imports dry up (Businessdailyafrica)—Kenya’s beans imports have been hit after Ethiopia, which supplies the country with significant volumes, signed an export agreement with Pakistan that has reduced the stock coming [Read More]
Somalia, Ethiopia sign agreement on fish, khat trade in Mogadishu The governments of Somalia and Ethiopia on Sunday officially signed a trade agreement in Mogadishu to exchange fish and khat. Somali Minister of Fisheries Abdillahi [Read More]
Ethiopian economic reform falls flat, investors flee By Reuters (cyprus)—When Ethiopia awarded its first private telecom licence last week, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed hailed it as the crowning achievement of his plan to open up Ethiopia’s [Read More]
PUBLIC TO (PARTIALLY) PRIVATE Ethiopia: Opening up Ethiotel to competition will be a big challenge By Quentin Velluet Ethio Telecom is increasingly the object of criticism within Addis Ababa’s highest spheres of influence. This has encouraged [Read More]
Ethiopia: After Vodacom license win, Mondia Pay in joint-venture talks By David Whitehouse Mondia‘s digital payments unit Mondia Pay is in joint-venture talks with the aim of entering Ethiopia, CEO Simon Rahmann tells The Africa Report. [Read More]
Two Ethiopian projects show ‘railpolitik’ in action Rail deals offers a chance to compare major pieces of infrastructure backed by Chinese and non-Chinese companies David Pilling (ft)—A decade ago, when Ethiopia’s late leader Meles [Read More]
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