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Ethiopia's $12.5 billion airport has become the latest investment battleground between the US and China in Africa
The race for influence over Africa's next generation of mega infrastructure projects has intensified, with the United States ...
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A beach where camels still lead the way
This video shows a camel caravan walking across the coastal flats of the Gulf of Tadjoura near the Ethiopia–Djibouti region, ...
Zijin Gold and Allied Gold scrapped a planned C$5.5 billion ($3.9 billion) buyout of the Canadian miner, with the Chinese ...
MOSIP’s vision of achieving open-source project sustainability rests on contributions from the countries that adopt the ...
Melina Frattolin, 9, did not want to travel overseas with her coffee entrepreneur father, who is on trial for her alleged ...
The U.S. is seeking a role for its companies in Ethiopian Airlines' $12.5 billion Bishoftu airport project, a senior U.S.
A NINE-year-old girl told her mother she did not want to travel abroad with her father months before he allegedly murdered ...
The world’s governments will arrive in Addis Ababa in late 2027 for COP32, the first African-hosted climate summit in five years. Ethiopia’s presidency is on behalf of the African Union, the ...
Two Chinese-backed fintech companies OPay and PalmPay have amassed about 85 million users in Nigeria, reshaping Africa's ...
Ethiopia now tops the global ranking as the world’s most expensive golden visa program, requiring a minimum investment of $10 ...
Zijin Gold International dropped an almost $4 billion bid to buy Allied Gold and instead will make a much smaller investment in the Canadian gold producer. Allied Gold said the agreement with Zijin ...
Zijin Gold and Allied Gold scrapped a planned $5.5 billion (US$3.90 billion) buyout of the Canadian miner, with the Chinese ...
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