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Capital EthiopiaRegionaladmin21 Oct 2026

Beds Are Not Enough

# ADVERTORIAL | DStv For Business Hotels now sell far more than a place to sleep. Here is how DStv for Business is helping Addis Ababa’s hotels turn in-room entertainment into a better guest experience as COP32 approaches. Not long ago, a…

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Capital EthiopiaRegionaladmin18 Oct 2026

Experts warn Ethiopia’s economic reforms risk failure without better implementation

Ethiopia’s economic reform agenda has entered its most consequential phase, but a persistent gap between policy ambition and implementation threatens to erode public confidence and delay the promised dividends of a market-oriented economy,…

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Capital EthiopiaRegionaladmin18 Oct 2026

“The world doesn’t need another war” Rubio urges restraint amid Ethiopia-Eritrea tensions

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that rising military tensions along the Ethiopia-Eritrea border could escalate into a wider conflict, urging regional leaders to exercise restraint following recent insurgent attacks inside…

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Capital EthiopiaRegionaladmin15 Oct 2026

Ethiopia sets 10 million birr net worth requirement for Dangote refinery share purchases

Ethiopian investors seeking to buy shares in Dangote Oil Refinery Company must have a minimum net worth of 10 million birr, excluding the value of one vehicle and one primary residential property, according to the Ethiopian Capital Market…

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