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A Global Competition For Influence In Ethiopia
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A Global Competition For Influence In Ethiopia

By Enrico Caporale, Worldcrunch ADDIS ABABA — On the flight from Rome to Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, flight attendants hand out Chinese-language magazines. And in the city’s Bole International Airport, the only cigarettes available are of the made-in-Chinese variety. Marlboros aren’t an option. Outside the airport, at the first traffic light, my taxi jockeys...

Eastleigh: What’s in a name?
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Eastleigh: What’s in a name?

By NEIL CARRIER, The Star While Nairobi’s Eastleigh estate has been misrepresented over the years as a place of pirates and terrorists, most notably in the recent Hollywood film Eye in the Sky, for most Kenyans it is a place heaving with shopping malls all offering bargain goods such as clothes and electronics. It is...

Ethiopian Airlines adding four routes in three days
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Ethiopian Airlines adding four routes in three days

Kurt Hofmann Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 777 freighter. Ethiopian Airlines Ethiopian Airlines is adding four new destinations March 26-28, according to the Addis Ababa-based carrier. Ethiopian Airlines will launch services from Addis Ababa to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe; Antananarivo, Madagascar; and Oslo, as well cargo services to Ahmedabad, India. “Three new [passenger] flights to three new destinations...

Ethiopia: Djiboutian President Visits Ethiopian, Industrial Park
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Ethiopia: Djiboutian President Visits Ethiopian, Industrial Park

By Sintayehu Tamirat President, Ismail Omar Guelleh visited Ethiopian Airlines as well as Bole Lemi Industrial Park located at the outskirts of the capital and exports leather products. After visiting the Ethiopian Airlines yesterday, the president praised the exemplary success of the management of the company for building a leading aviation industry in Africa. Flying...

Africa’s First Ethiopian A350 to Go Green for St. Patrick’s Day
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Africa’s First Ethiopian A350 to Go Green for St. Patrick’s Day

NEW YORK, NY,  — As part of the “Greenification of the World” campaign, launched by the Irish Tourism Board eight years ago, Africa’s first Ethiopian A350 will join a string of world landmarks in this campaign, including: New York’s World Trade Center, City Hall and Heron Tower in London, Placa de Catalunya and the fountains...

Interview with Abdulkadir A. Hussein of HASS Petroleum Group
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Interview with Abdulkadir A. Hussein of HASS Petroleum Group

Editor’s Note: Amid the chaos that is associated with Somalia and despite the many obstacles to peace and tranquility in Somalia, Somalis are known for their business entrepreneurship, among them are individuals who have contributed greatly to the greater good of humanity. In one such case WardheerNews has had a rare opportunity to interview Hass Petroleum...

South Sudan government to blame for famine, still buying arms: U.N. report
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South Sudan government to blame for famine, still buying arms: U.N. report

By Michelle Nichols UNITED NATIONS (Reuters)-  South Sudan’s government is mainly to blame for famine in parts of the war-torn country, yet President Salva Kiir is still boosting his forces using millions of dollars from oil sales, according to a confidential United Nations report. U.N. sanctions monitors said 97 percent of South Sudan’s known revenue...