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South Achefer Covers Over 47,000 Hectares of Land with Seeds
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (308+ words) Trusted Insights & Expert Communications More than 47,000 hectares of land have been covered with various crops during the current Ethiopian 2018/2019 Meher farming season in South Achefer district, North Gojjam Zone in Amhara Region of Ethiopia. This is stated by the district’s…...
Amhara Region’s Pulses, Oilseeds, Coffee Generate $726 Million
1+ week, 1+ day ago (230+ words) Trusted Insights & Expert Communications The Amhara Regional State earned more than USD 726.7 million from the export of pulses, oilseeds, and coffee during the 2018 Ethiopian fiscal year, according to the region’s Trade and Market Development Bureau. The Bureau’s Director of Crop…...
Addis Ababa Gets Another EV Charging Station
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (353+ words) Trusted Insights & Expert Communications Ethiopian Electric Utility this week inaugurated electric vehicles (EV) fast-charging station in Addis Ababa that can charge 24 vehicles at the same time. According to the Utility’s Chief Executive Officer, Engineer Getu Geremew, large charging stations are…...
Addis Ababa Attracted 9.5 Million Tourists, says City Commissioner
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (277+ words) Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia currently going through major renovation and construction, is visited by 9.5 million tourists in the Last 9 Month, says tourism commission of the city. The Commissioner of the Addis Ababa City Administration Tourism Commission, Hunde Kebede,…...
Tanzania’s LNG And Supply Chain Bet
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (1006+ words) Trusted Insights & Expert Communications By Africa Risk Control / Analysis – Tanzania is one of Africa’s largest and least “priced-in” supply-chain markets. It sits on the Indian Ocean with regional hinterland reach (DRC, Zambia, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda) while also holding one of…...
Green Energy Transition Minerals Mining Not Major Source of Greenhouse Gas
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (676+ words) New Business Ethiopia Trusted Insights & Expert Communications By combining facility-level data from 1,700 facilities across 14 commodities representing 87% of global production, and modelling emissions using regional commodity-level averages for the remaining (13%) production volume, the dataset captures an industry-wide total of scope 1 and…...
Why Land Approval Is Only First Step for Investors in Mozambique
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (366+ words) By Africa Risk Control – Land access remains one of the most misunderstood execution risks in Mozambique. For many foreign investors, securing a DUAT (land-use right) is treated as a decisive milestone—proof that a project can move forward. In reality,…...
Mozambique’s LNG Promise: Why Timelines Matter More Than Announcements
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (310+ words) Large-scale gas projects do not move on headlines alone. They depend on sustained security confidence, logistics reliability, contractor readiness, and political assurance that conditions will remain stable beyond isolated improvements. In Mozambique, the gap between public signaling and execution readiness…...
Why Uganda’s Election Cycle Matters More Than the Election Result
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (80+ words) By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – In Uganda, elections rarely change the operating environment overnight—but they often change how systems behave quietly and unevenly. The report does not speculate on political outcomes. Instead, it focuses on risk triggers that intensify…...
Cabo Delgado Isn’t the Whole Story: How Security Risk Really Works in Mozambique
6+ mon, 4+ week ago (281+ words) Serving The Business World Since 2009 By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – For many external observers, Mozambique’s risk profile begins and ends with Cabo Delgado. The northern insurgency has dominated headlines for years, shaping perceptions of the country as either “too risky…...