Ethiopia’s $6 Billion Mega-Airport: A New Hub for African Aviation
Ethiopia is set to transform its aviation sector with the construction of a $6 billion international airport near Bishoftu, 45 kilometers southeast of Addis Ababa. Scheduled for completion by 2029, this ambitious project is expected to be the largest airport in Africa, with a capacity to handle up to 100 million passengers annually. A Leap…
The Future of African Business: How Technology and AI Can Revolutionize Logistics and Supply Chains
Africa is at the cusp of a technological revolution, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital innovation poised to transform businesses, logistics, and supply chain management. As the continent continues to integrate into the global economy, the adoption of AI-driven solutions can address key challenges, improve efficiency, and drive economic growth. Enhancing Supply Chain Efficiency AI-powered…
Ethiopia Launches Initiative to Strengthen Coffee Sector
Ethiopia has unveiled a strategic initiative aimed at fortifying its coffee industry, a sector that plays a crucial role in the country’s economy and cultural identity. The project, titled “Support Ethiopian Agribusiness Development Operating in the Coffee Value Chain, through De-Risking Investments and Institutional Support to the Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority,” was officially launched…
Ethiopian Maritime Authority Grants Licenses to Five New Multimodal Transport Operators
The Ethiopian Maritime Authority (EMA) has taken a significant step in reshaping the country’s logistics sector by issuing licenses to five new multimodal transport operators (MTOs). This development follows the Ethiopian government’s decision to end the 15-year monopoly of Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics (ESL), opening the market to new participants. The newly licensed operators—Panafric Global,…