What future for the boss of Ethiopian Airlines?
Since the Ethiopian prime minister Abiy Ahmed Ali announced the partial privatisation of Ethiopian Airlines (EAL), principally to bring some [...]
Bogged down militarily in Somalia and still on the alert over the whole length of the Eritrean border, the Ethiopian government also has to face an economic situation considerably worse in 2008 than in previous years. The Ethiopian authorities have [...] (742 words)
Issue dated 12/07/2008
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