CHARGING AHEAD


CHARGING AHEAD

The new electric charging station near Gandhi Hospital, around the Stadium area. The construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, (GERD) and other hydroelectric power projects have laid the groundwork for a more sustainable energy future in Ethiopia. According to FSD Africa's recent report, Ethiopia can generate 33,000 green jobs until 2030. The study highlights Ethiopia’s potential in hydroelectric, solar energy, and climate-smart agriculture sectors, positioning it as one of the promising countries.


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STREET MARKET

An outdoor street market scene around Stadium where various second-hand clothing items are laid out on the ground along a sidewalk for sale. Street side markets are becoming less prevalent with authorities keen on formalising the trade. A recent study by the Ethiopian Textile and Garment Manufacturers Association (ETGAMA) reveals that second-hand garments, commonly referred to as ‘bonda', now make up 53pc of Ethiopia's garment market. ...


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GREEN COMMUTE

A man dressed in formal attire rides an electric scooter on Debre Zeit Road in front of Oromia Police Commission headquarters. The road is yet to fall under the purview of Corridor Development which features dedicated lanes for bikes and electric scooters. The mode of transport is yet to popularize in Addis Abeba but offers a sustainable and efficient mode of transportation, counteracting traffic congestion, environmental pollution, and the high cost of car ownership...


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UNSAFE CONSTRUCTION

Workers toil on a busy construction site on Africa Avenue. Working with scaffolding, steel reinforcement bars, and wooden formwork, the workers exhibit the collaborative effort and hard work involved in the construction industry. Still, safety harnesses, helmets, gloves, safety vests, and other protective gear to minimize the risk of injury alongside a well-organized construction site are required...


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