Ethiopian Shipping Lines Makes 117 Billion Birr
The Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise, the fully state-owned company, has earned more than 117 billion Birr gross revenue over the past nine months.
How UAE Logistics Coordination Boost Trade Continuity for Ethiopia’s Markets, Beyond
As Ethiopia continues to diversify its trade corridors and strengthen supply chain resilience, the UAE’s latest logistics coordination efforts send a timely signal of stability across the Gulf-linked routes that remain central…
Ethiopia’s Goods Export Earnings Surpasses $7.7 billion
Ethiopia’s earnings from export of goods has surpassed $7.7 billion in nine moths period until end of march 2026 says, the Minister of Trade and Regional Integration, Kassahun Gofe (PhD).
Ethiopia Generates Record High Revenue from Export
The Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration of Ethiopia says the country for the first time earned more than $6.7 billion in foreign trade revenue in eight months.
Ethiopia Forced to Cut Fuel Supply by Half
Following the footsteps of other countries, Ethiopia officiates fuel rationing by cutting its daily supply by more than half. Because of the delay of fuel supply due to the war between Israel,…
Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia Consult on Trade and Market Access
On the sidelines of the 14th World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference (MC14) currently taking place in Yaoundé, Cameroon, Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia held consultative meeting related to trade and market access.
Strengthening Parliamentary Capacity for AfCFTA Implementation in Nigeria
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), through its African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC), in collaboration with the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) and with the Contribution of…
Public Credibility as Market Entry: The New Rules of Distribution in AfCFTA Markets
By BEHAK – In the era of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), distributors have become the quiet arbiters of cross-border success. While manufacturers focus on production capacity and pricing, distributors…
Supply chain, logistics executives anticipate global trade growth amid uncertainty
Supply chain, logistics executives anticipate global trade growth amid uncertainty, according to a new survey by DP World, one of the top port management companies in the world. The findings are based…
G20 Summit a catalyst for new trade frontier in Africa
By Abdullah Vawda – The G20 summit in South Africa, a gathering of the world’s major economies, ended with a joint declaration committing to “multilateral co-operation” including climate change mitigation and economic…
Afreximbank allocates $100 million to NBS Bank Plc Malawi
African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has signed a facility agreement with NBS Bank Plc Malawi (NBS Bank) to provide NBS Bank with a US$100 million.
AGOA expiry undermines Africa’s prospects for diversification
Unless the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) is renewed, African exporters of agricultural products and light manufactures could face shrinking market access to the United States, undermining prospects for diversification, says…
Workshop reflects on economic transformation in Southern, Eastern Africa
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Sub-regional Offices for Eastern (SRO-EA) and Southern Africa (SRO-SA) opened a three-day regional workshop bringing together public and private sector players to take stock…
South Africa’s Rail Reforms to Bolster Mineral Trade
South Africa is revamping its rail logistics infrastructure and services through strategic investments and partnerships to enhance mineral distribution across local and export markets.