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Ethiopia's Tigst Assefa wins elite women's London Marathon
Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa won the elite women’s London Marathon after crossing the line in 2:15:48 That was the women’s only world record for the 28-year-old Ethiopian by 28 seconds. Assefa took it up early and had the stamina to set an incredible time. Paula Radcliffe’s course record survived.
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Ethiopia expects to reach a preliminary agreement on the third review of its $3.4 billion loan programme with the ...
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Ethiopia’s Finance Minister Meets with US Department of Treasury OfficialsEthiopia’s Finance Minister Ahmed Shide met with the Deputy Assistant Secretary (DAS) of the US Treasury Eric Meyer and held ...
The measure will require geolocation data to show that beans aren’t linked to deforestation. Farmers say they need more time ...
Ethiopia's inflation is expected to decline to 10% in the coming financial year, the country's central bank chief Mamo ...
World Council of Churches general secretary Rev Prof Dr Jerry Pillay has bexpressed deep concern and sorrow over the tragic ...
Ethiopia is grappling with a worsening malnutrition crisis, as a convergence of conflict, climate shocks, disease outbreaks, ...
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Ethiopia: Why Sea Access Matters - Ethiopia's Strategic Diplomatic PushEthiopia's renewed push to regain sea access is not merely a diplomatic move--it is a strategic pivot with far-reaching economic, security, and geopolitical implications.
Relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea have soured since the war in Tigray ended in 2022. The region is now a tinderbox for ...
After finishing as the runner-up in her last two marathons, Assefa delivered a record-breaking performance of 2:15:50 in ...
The Commercial Bank of Ethiopia qualified for the loan after meeting key conditions, including the issuance of a government bond and the restructuring of its board. The injection of funds is expected ...
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