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Who is reclaiming al-Amoudi's land in Addis Ababa?

Mohamed Hussein al-Amoudi, the Saudi-Ethiopian magnate who is the 159th richest man in the world according to Forbes, can only [...]

Published on 02/03/2018 at 03:30 GMT

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Ethiopia
The authorities at loggerheads over al-Amoudi

According to our information, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali will shortly be travelling to Riyadh and will be raising the [...]

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Al Amoudi's empire collapses across the board…

With the Ethiopian / Saudi Arabian billionaire still in detention in Saudi Arabia, Addis Ababa sounds the death knell for his empire…

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Al Amoudi moves to buy Hilton

The Midroc group, considered close to the ruling EPRDF coalition and owned by Saudi-Ethiopian tycoon Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi, is [...]

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Another setback for al-Amoudi

Addis might take punitive action against Saudi-Ethiopian magnate’s Midroc Gold Mine.

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Top civil servants in the private sector

Whether they were sacked from their official post or preferred to move away from the present government, many Ethiopian top civil servants are trying their chance in the private sector. Certain disgraced former officials have become consultants, while the Midroc [.

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Businessmen back from afar

Imprisoned for four years for corruption and later cleared of these allegations, the owners of the Star Business Group have carved out a new niche in Addis Ababa.

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