L’Alliance for Coffee Excellence, une organisation américaine, organise du 29 août au 2 septembre 2011 à Bujumbura une compétition dénommée "Coupe prestige du Burundi", dans le cadre de la promotion et du marketing du café burundais, a appris APA au près des organisateurs.
Cette manifestation organisée en collaboration avec la Filière Café du Burundi, est une opportunité pour le pays d'attirer les grands acheteurs qui découvriront les cafés de…
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Savanna East Africa, Inc. today announced the acquisition of fifty-one (51) percent of a condom manufacturing company headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya. The plant is currently in pre-production, though construction of the facility and manufacturing equipment is almost complete. The manufacturing facility's original founders ran short on the funds necessary to complete construction. Savanna East Africa stepped in and acquired the majority interest in the condom manufacturing company in exchange…
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IFC and the World Bank today launched a report stating that if the best of East African regulations and procedures were implemented across the board, the business regulatory environment in East Africa, as measured by the report, would be comparable to that in Japan.
The report, Doing Business in the East African Community 2011, draws on data from the annual global Doing Business study and takes a detailed look at business regulations in Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and…
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Added by Linda Larbie on August 19, 2011 at 8:46pm —
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Timket(Epiphany)in January
Timket is Ethiopian language for Epiphany. The holiday commemorating Christ’s baptism in the River Jordan is of special significance in Ethiopia. It is the most important and colorful event of the year. Timket is celebrated in Ethiopia on January 19 beginning on the Eve of Timket with colourful processions and ceremonies ending on the January 20.
Although the festival is largely religious, it has no lack of secular elements such as partying and…
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St.Mary of Zion
An even greater mystery surrounds the ancient city of Axum. In the compound of St. Mary of Zion, the holiest place of the nation, a strange looking, fenced off and heavily guarded “treasury” said to contain the true Arc of the Covenant.
DEBRE DAMO MONASTERY
Built in the 6th century, Debre Damo is the oldest monastery in Ethiopia while its stone church is said to be the oldest still standing. The monastery is off limit to females. Once you are on…
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The following tourist attractions are the major cultural attractions of Ethiopia:
The peoples of Omo Valley
The Omo River Valley is still a virgin environment, where tribal traditions have remained unchanged. The women still dress in elaborately decorated skins and the men celebrate adulthood with special coloured hair buns. It is one of the few places you can go in Africa (or in the world, actually) and see people dressed in tribal attire—and they are not just dressing…
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The following tourist attractions are the major cultural attractions of Ethiopia:
The peoples of Omo Valley
The Omo River Valley is still a virgin environment, where tribal traditions have remained unchanged. The women still dress in elaborately decorated skins and the men celebrate adulthood with special coloured hair buns. It is one of the few places you can go in Africa (or in the world, actually) and see people dressed in tribal attire—and they are not just dressing…
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When to Visit Ethiopia
This can depend on where you are going. In most of the country, the main rainy season runs from June to the beginning of September, with short rains in March. In the Omo and Mago parks however, in Southern Ethiopia, the seasons are different with the main rains from March to June and shorter rains in November.
Passport
A valid passport is required for travel to Ethiopia containing at least two blank pages per country and a validity of…
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Trekking Tour in Ethiopia
Trekking in the Semien Mountains - Semien Mountains National Park
The Simien range lies north of Gonder. It is one of Africa’s largest mountain ranges many of its peak rise above 4000m and mount Ras Dejen (4543m) is the highest point in Ethiopia and the fourth largest peak in Africa. The western side of the range designated as the semen mountain national park. It is UNESCO world heritage and the habitat of big endemic mammals like Walya…
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If you happen to be in Addis by some chance and have some leisure time, there are many interesting places to be seen in Addis and in the surrounding.
Places to see in Addis Ababa within 1 day or half a day
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⇒ National Museum, one of the most important sub- Saharan museums in all of Africa. The…
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Ethiopian Airlines has signed a training and consultancy services agreement with FlightPath International Company based in Canada. The Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian, Mr. Tewolde Gerbremariam and the President of FlightPath International Captain Andrew Lucas, signed the agreement at the Ethiopian Board Room on August 8, 2011.
The agreement is aimed at developing and implementing Multi Crew Pilot License Training program (MPL) in Ethiopian Airlines. Multi Crew Pilot License…
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Added by Linda Larbie on August 16, 2011 at 6:02pm —
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Ethiopia has a total of more than 850 bird species no less than 30 endemics of which 20 are fairly easy to see and a few more near endemics.
Ethiopia is an ideal destination either for a short-range or long-range birding trip. With some 30 endemics, some of African species difficult to see elsewhere, and many birds quite approachable, and the almost complete absence of dangerous animals make it possible to…
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Happy Morning Everyone!
As Edmark International expanding around the globe, here's another Good News. Our Edmark Branch will about to open in Kampala Uganda. For those who wanted to be a part of this expansion kindly get in touch with us directly and we will be glad to assist you. Feel free to visit our website www.bizmarker.com and use our Live Chat facility.
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has committed USD40 million to support a five-year capital investment programme for Rift Valley Railways, a consortium established to manage the parastatal railways of Kenya and Uganda.
The AfDB’s funding is part of a USD165 million long-term foreign currency-lending programme with other international financial institutions. The Rift Valley Railways consortium won the bid for private management…
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Added by Linda Larbie on August 10, 2011 at 1:05pm —
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Ground breaking for Kenya’s multi-billion Shilling dream Konza technology city on a 5,000-acre site south of Nairobi is scheduled for September 2011Successful project execution will make the Konza ICT park Eastern Africa’s first and only technopolis – a city built specifically for technology firms.It…
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Global policymakers held an emergency conference call yesterday to discuss the twin debt crises in Europe and the United States that are causing market turmoil and stoking fears of the rich world sliding back into recession.After a week that saw $2.5 trillion wiped off global stock markets, political leaders are under mounting pressure to reassure investors that Western governments have both the will and ability to reduce…
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The Oxford Concise Dictionary defines a loser as "a person who is defeated in a competition or is regularly unsuccessful".This is a perfect description for most people today who face serious competition in a market place that only rewards the winners.But while many might think the winners are the brightest of the lot, there is another argument that explains how winners are picked from the losers.
As the adage…
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Communication provider MTN Business Kenya has entered into the fixed line market largely controlled by Telkom Kenya.Its entry into the fixed line market was encouraged by introduction of unified licensing regime. MTN Business Kenya CEO…
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Close to ten airlines will start flying to Nairobi as competition pushes them to increase alternatives available to passengers.Among those that have expressed interest to commence flights to Nairobi is Singapore Airlines. Negotiations between the airline…
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