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Tuesday
April 13' 2004 |
‘Govt.
continues sending mixed signals,’ Eyesus Work Zafu- ‘Not every failure
of private sector can be blamed on govt.,’ Tadesse Haile
By our staff
reporter
Friedrich Ebert provided a forum at the Sheraton Hotel where the Vice
President of the Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce and the State
Minister of Trade and Industry debated |
The price
of gasoline heads up
By Groum Abate
The
Council of Ministers has revised the current price of oil with
surprising changes. According to the new pricing, which is effective
as of Thursday 12PM, the price of regular gasoline has shot up by 29
cents to 4. 69 birr per liter.
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Calub Gas
stockholder’s meet with PM yields positive outcome
By Tamiru Geda
Representatives of the
private sector appear to be getting more access to senior government
offices including the Prime Minister’s, suggesting that businessmen
are the government’s partners in the development of the country’s
economy.
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City
dismisses managers for incompetence
Tadesse
Debesu appointed
By Groum Abate
City Government of Addis
Ababa (CGAA) dismissed three officials from the Land Administration
Agency for inefficiency and appointed Tadesse Debesu as general
manager of the agency. |
Poor
leadership contributes to weak audit system
“ We do not ask to see the financial report”
By Tamiru Geda
Government officials and leaders are mostly found to be weak as far as
monitoring their internal audit systems of their respective
organizations.
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Dr. Kassu
admits ‘irregularities’ in ETC’s procurement procedure
By Tamiru Geda
In his ministry’s report of the last six months’ performance, the
Minister of Infrastructure Dr. Kassu Ilala disclosed that he believes
there are some difficulties in the procurement process of government
corporations, such as the Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation
[ETC] and the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation [EEPCo] that handle
large amount of money.
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Rwanda’s
1994 genocide remembered
By our staff
reporter
Ethiopia commemorated the
10th anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide on Wednesday, April 7 in the
premises of the African Union where different activities took place to
observe the remembrance of the victims of the genocide, including a
one-minute silent prayer in major government institutions including at
the parliament.
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Ethiopia,
Djibouti look for strategic partners for Railway
By Tamiru Geda
The governments of Ethiopia and Djibouti are seeking potential
investors and strategic partners for the development of the Chemin De
Fer Djibouto -Ethiopien (CDE).
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Siemens and
Petram in dealership negotiation
By Tamiru Geda
Siemens Ethiopia is said to be in final negotiation with Petram Plc
for the distribution of Siemens mobile telephone apparatus in
Ethiopia. |
Producing
drugs locally
By Tamiru Geda
Intravenous injections are drugs needed by many hospitalized patients.
Bedridden patients in critical conditions, unable to take solid food
or medicines would use this method of administering drugs in liquid
form. |
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