New Business Ethiopia

The U.S. government and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) today launch the third round of nationwide innovation competition to encourage young Ethiopians to address community issues through the application of software, hardware and other technologies.

The Government of Korea has provided $300 million to the Ethiopian Government for development of science and technology, and construction of bus line in Addis Ababa.

In partnership with the African Development Bank, Korea expressed its readiness to step up technology transfers to Africa, officials said in Seoul today.

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At the upcoming Origin Africa 2018 show in Nairobi, Kenya, ThreadSol, the pioneer in enterprise material management for sewn products’ industry, is set to present its range of innovative software solutions for the apparel manufacturers.

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