Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], July 5: Incorporated in April 2016, Ganesh Green Bharat Limited is into Solar PV Modules manufacturing, solar system & allied services, Electrical Contracting services & Water Supply Scheme Projects. Solar PV modules are manufactured using polycrystalline, monocrystalline & Topcon Solar cell technology. For its SME Initial Public Offering (IPO), Ganesh Green Bharat Limited has established a price band of Rs 181 to Rs 190 per share. Ganesh Green Bharat Limited reported consolidated revenue of Rs. Ganesh Green Bharat Limited has completed projects under various government schemes, such as the Saubhagya Scheme, KUSUM Scheme, and Saur Sujla Yojna.
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July 05, 2024 12:50 UTC
Ethiopian Airlines Launches Warsaw Route, Celebrates With Colorful EventReading Time: 2 minutesEthiopian Airlines launches four weekly flights to Warsaw, its 24th European destination, boosting Africa-Europe connectivity and enhancing trade and tourism. Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s premier network carrier, proudly announces the launch of its new four-times-weekly flight service to Warsaw, Poland’s capital and largest city, starting 01 July 2024. This new route signifies a major milestone in Ethiopian Airlines’ European expansion, boosting global connectivity and fostering trade and tourism. Ethiopian Airlines continues to excel in service quality, receiving international recognition along the way. Travelers can now conveniently book flights with Ethiopian Airlines via our digital platforms or ticket offices, ensuring easy access to our award-winning services.
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July 05, 2024 12:23 UTC
The Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations (ECC) is gearing up for its 10th General Assembly on July 18th, 2024. The division of the Southern Nations region created independent Trade and Sectoral Association Councils in Sidama, South West, Central, and South Ethiopia regions. Their membership applications will be the first item addressed at the General Assembly. The 10th General Assembly was postponed for four years due to various reasons, including delays in member councils meeting participation requirements and holding their own general assemblies. The Council emphasized the importance of member councils fulfilling specific criteria to participate, including submitting an audit report, holding their own general assembly, paying dues, providing member information, and obtaining certification.
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July 05, 2024 10:45 UTC
Cardinal Souraphiel: The Church is close to the people suffering in EthiopiaThe Metropolitan Catholic Archbishop of Addis Ababa speaks to Vatican News about the Ethiopian Catholic bishops’ Ad Limina visit to Rome and says that Pope Francis encouraged them to continue to be close to the people suffering ongoing war there. the Pope insisted that Even if you cannot achieve great things, fraternity and paternal presence are important,How is the life of the Catholic Church in Ethiopia, which is a minority community in the country? Cardinal Souraphiel: The conflict in Tigray was between the regional government and the federal government. The Catholic Church does not support either one or the other party, but we are with the people who suffer. This is important and is not done only at the level of out small Church, but with the support of the universal Church.
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July 05, 2024 10:37 UTC
ADDIS ABABA: Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on Thursday he was expecting about $10.5 billion in financial aid in the coming years once the country wraps up negotiations with international lending institutions. Africa’s second most populous nation, battered in recent years by several armed conflicts, the Covid pandemic, and climate shocks, has been engaged in drawn-out talks seeking to secure a support programme from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). There has been speculation that Ethiopia may have to devalue its currency, the birr, as a condition of IMF aid. “We have been negotiating with the IMF and World Bank on a wide range of issues,” Abiy said in an address to parliament, adding that both Ethiopia and the IMF “are stubborn.” “Several of our proposals were finally accepted,” he said. “When this process comes to a successful conclusion, and the reform is approved, we will receive $10.5 billion in the coming years.”
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July 05, 2024 10:10 UTC
YESUF ENDRIS — Ethiopia is working to internationalize its Green Legacy Initiative (GLI), which has brought significant improvements in environmental conservation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) said. In a biweekly press briefing held yesterday, MoFA Spokesperson Nebiyu Tedla (Ambassador) stated that the GLI is receiving diplomatic support from regional and international environmental organizations. Due to the unpredictability of weather, he suggested that the initiative needs to be implemented globally. The MoFA is actively promoting the initiative." It is to be recalled that Ethiopian Foreign Affairs Minister Taye Atske-Selassie and Somalia's Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi met in Ankara on July 2 through the Turkish government's facilitation.
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July 05, 2024 10:07 UTC
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July 04, 2024 21:56 UTC
Netherlands' double Olympic champion Sifan Hassan. — AFP/fileEINDHOVEN, Netherlands: On a gloriously sunny Tuesday night training session at the Eindhoven athletics club, young hopefuls are put through their paces, dreaming of emulating their most famous member -- double Olympic champion Sifan Hassan. Hassan herself has recalled training so hard “that my leg was bleeding” but Peeters tells a slightly different story. The Dutch athletics coaches recognised her talent and sent her to the elite Olympic training centre in Papendal. Hassan remains a club member despite living and training in the United States, and Peeters collects her fan mail.
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July 04, 2024 21:11 UTC
Pro-democracy activists in Sudan on Thursday said around 25 people drowned in the Nile River while trying to flee fighting between the Sudanese army and paramilitary forces in the southeast. "Entire families perished" in the accident, they said, while fleeing the RSF's recent advance through Sennar. Witnesses also reported the RSF sweeping through neighboring villages, pushing residents to flee in small wooden boats across the Nile. Over 10 million people are currently displaced across Sudan, in what the U.N. calls the world's worst displacement crisis. Both sides have been accused of war crimes, including targeting civilian infrastructure and indiscriminately shelling homes, markets and hospitals.
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July 04, 2024 17:23 UTC
Covering broader human rights issues, PM Abiy stated that the concept of human rights is being used for political purposes. He called for parliamentary investigation into institutions and proclamations related to human rights, expressing concern about organizations funded by external entities. Instead, we engaged in discussions and made necessary corrections,” the Prime Minister stated. Prime Minister Abiy expressed confidence in the commitment of the Tigray Interim Administration and senior TPLF leaders to resolve ongoing issues. Additionally, hundreds of thousands have returned from Amhara to Oromia,” Prime Minister Abiy reported.
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July 04, 2024 13:01 UTC
Hawassa City defeated Wolaitta Dicha 2-0 in their final game of the Ethiopia Premier League season on Wednesday, while Hadiya Hossana shocked Ethiopia Coffee 2-1. The win ensures that Hawassa City will end their season in style, with 41 points and in ninth place depending on other results. Hadiya Hossana jumped ahead of them into 8th place after beating Ethiopia Coffee 2-1. Ethiopia Coffee's quest to finish in third position in the Ethiopia Premier League is shaky following the result. It was Ethiopia Coffee who scored first through Anteneh Tefera in the second minute, but the lead lasted only 16 minutes.
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July 04, 2024 11:42 UTC
“There is no need to go around other countries to accuse us when it is possible to come to us in Addis Abeba. “Ethiopia doesn’t want the disintegration of Somalia; it would not have sacrificed its children” if it wanted that. This is a national interest issue.” Pm Abiy AhmedSticking to his initial argument on gaining direct access to the sea, Abiy repeated the Ethiopian government’s request is “access to the sea. “But Ethiopia has a question, it is difficult to be landlocked with an economy of this size. This is a national interest issue.” Ethiopia wants to “reconcile this without lives lost; without insulting each other and without wasting money traveling to [other] countries.
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July 04, 2024 11:38 UTC
“We immediately saw she was a talented athlete,” said Ad Peeters, president of the Eindhoven Atletiek coaching team. On a gloriously sunny Tuesday night training session at the Eindhoven athletics club, young hopefuls are put through their paces, dreaming of emulating their most famous member: double Olympic champion Sifan Hassan. She finally arrived at Eindhoven to do a nursing course and fell in with other Ethiopians, some of whom were members of the local athletics club. Hassan is overcome with joy after winning gold in the 5,000 metres at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. The Dutch athletics coaches recognised her talent and sent her to the elite Olympic training centre in Papendal.
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July 04, 2024 11:35 UTC
By Dawit EndeshawADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia will receive $10.5 billion in support over the coming years if long-running negotiations with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank are successful, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on Thursday. Sources familiar with the matter previously told Reuters that Ethiopia was seeking to borrow around $3.5 billion under a reform programme with the IMF, while a Western diplomat said it was also trying to secure $3.5 billion in budget support from the World Bank and find another $3.5 billion in savings through debt restructuring. Analysts say Ethiopia may need to agree to devalue its birr currency, which trades about 50% weaker than the official exchange rate on the black market, to secure IMF support. "We have been having a wide range of talks, negotiations and discussions with the IMF and World Bank. If this succeeds and we are able to agree on the reforms, Ethiopia will get $10.5 billion in the coming years," he said.
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July 04, 2024 11:30 UTC
By Dawit EndeshawADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia will receive $10.5 billion in support over the coming years if long-running negotiations with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank are successful, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on Thursday. Sources familiar with the matter previously told Reuters that Ethiopia was seeking to borrow around $3.5 billion under a reform programme with the IMF, while a Western diplomat said it was also trying to secure $3.5 billion in budget support from the World Bank and find another $3.5 billion in savings through debt restructuring. Analysts say Ethiopia may need to agree to devalue its birr currency, which trades about 50% weaker than the official exchange rate on the black market, to secure IMF support. "We have been having a wide range of talks, negotiations and discussions with the IMF and World Bank. If this succeeds and we are able to agree on the reforms, Ethiopia will get $10.5 billion in the coming years," he said.
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July 04, 2024 11:20 UTC