PEEVISH PRESCIENCE


PEEVISH PRESCIENCE

A striking void harrows in the streets of the Piazza area mirroring the empty former grounds of the Arada building. The area has a host of new projects, including the flagship Adwa Zero Km museum, which was slated for inauguration last month. Addis Abeba's aesthetic landscape has transformed significantly over the past few years as mega projects of astronomical proportions are availed. While Addis Tomorrow economic zone, which sits on 35hct around the Gotera area, has yet to break ground, the satellite city on the Yeka Mountains, closely guarded by the Prime Minister, has already transformed the area behind Shola Gebeya. A contrasting set of opinions on the changing skyline has been formed with some nostalgic for the capital's rustic look while others fawn for the metropolitan sleek looks.


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Abyssinia Bank Strategic Moves Pay Off, Driving Profit Growth

The Bank of Abyssinia (BoA) enjoyed another profitable year, amassing 4.23 billion Br net profits, an increase of 10.5pc from last year. The Bank announced total assets of 222.3 billion Br, surging by 17.3pc. Total deposits mobilised through the year climbed by 33.97 billion Br to 192.51 billion Br, while loans and advances reached 167.7 billion Br. However, the bank exhibited a nominal decline in its foreign currency earnings totalling 424 million dollars. Earnings per share also showed a ma...


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$100m Project Mulls Public Transportation Make-Over

A 100-million-dollar project aims to manufacture over 5,000 diesel-powered and electric public transport vehicles for the capital. The proposed project was launched hoping to replace the ageing vehicles and improve safety, efficiency and quality across the city's urban transport system. Last week saw an MoU inked between executives of Multiverse Enterprise Plc and Addis Abeba Minibus Associations and was held at Vamdas Entertainment near Megenagna. The agreement includes plans to replace 15,000...


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Safaricom Soars with 6.1 million Customers

Safaricom Ethiopia reported significant commercial growth in the first six months of the 2025 fiscal year (April to September 2024), with notable increases in both mobile (GSM) and M-PESA services. The company's network and services reached a population coverage of 46pc, growing from 30pc in the previous year. This expansion was supported by the addition of over 1,000 network sites, bringing the total to more than 3,000 across the country. Safaricom Ethiopia saw a surge in its customer base,...


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