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Sudan says Nile water level stable despite Ethiopia’s 2nd filling of Nile Dam

KHARTOUM- (Xinhua) — A Sudanese official on Sunday said that no drop in the water level of the Blue Nile has been detected despite Ethiopia’s start of the second filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). “Since April, Al-Daim station on the border with Ethiopia has not monitored any drop in the daily level...

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DP World expands footprint in Africa further, opens new container terminal in Somaliland

Growing its ever increasing footprint in Africa, integrated logistics solutions provider Dubai Ports World (DP World) and the government of Somaliland have inaugurated a new container provider at Berbera port. This follows the completion of the first phase of the port’s expansion plan, as part of its development into a major regional trade hub serving the Horn...

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Berbera Corridor and the Perils of Horn of Africa Economic Integration

By Liban A. Ahmad In 2018 when Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, paid an unannounced visit to Mogadishu, he had unveiled the Horn of Africa Economic Integration Initiative (hereafter HAEI ) involving Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea. Under HAEI, Ethiopia will, among other business ventures, invest in Somalia’s seaports.  How Somalia, a country with...

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Recession and violence among COVID side effects in Africa, report finds

Much of Africa may have been spared the death toll that COVID-19 brought to other regions, but it now faces recession, growing violence and higher unempoyment because of the pandemic, a report said on Wednesday. “The global economic shutdown has driven Africa into recession for the first time in 30 years, with severe repercussions for...

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KDF refunds for Al-Shabaab war Sh3.5 billion short of target

Business Daily Reimbursements to Kenya for its troops fighting Al-Shabaab militia in Somalia fell short of target by Sh3.51 billion in nine months to March as the UN-backed planned date for troops withdrawal draws closer. The Treasury says in latest exchequer statistics the European Union (EU) and its partners wired nearly Sh3.35 billion in the...

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Miraa traders want Somalia, Kenya tiff ironed out

Miraa traders want the government to restore diplomatic ties with Somalia to secure the Sh16 million a day market. They also want authorities to avoid actions that will further jeopardise the already strained relationship between the two countries. Nyambene Miraa Traders Association chairman Kimathi Munjuri said a flights ban was ill advised and that Kenya...

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Ministry of Transport of Ethiopia and DP World sign MoU for the development of the Ethiopian side of the Berbera Corridor

Addis Ababa- DP World, a leading global provider of end to end logistics solutions, and the Ministry of Transport, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the aim of developing the Ethiopian side of the road linking Ethiopia to Berbera into one of the major trade and logistics corridors of the Country’s international trade...

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Tapping regional integration to bolster resilience in the Horn of Africa

In 2020, the economies of Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia together grew by 0.88%, despite the significant downside risks precipitated by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic and the accompanying economic shakeout. Stark divergence in growth profiles, underlying fragilities and significant risks create a complex context going forward. It is against this backdrop of risk tempered with...

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Somali businesses attacked in Ankara after newspaper’s racist reporting

Ankara, Turkey- Several Somali enterprises have been the target of a fascist attack in the Turkish capital Ankara’s central Kızılay neighborhood, in less than a week after a newspaper’s racist reporting on Somali nationals. Various reports said a mob on April 20 broke the windows of the Somali Restaurant and attacked its employees. “An irresponsible...