ETHIOPIA : Alarm in Addis as farmers ditch coffee for khat - 30/08/2022

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Addis Ababa seeks to soften EU stance on deforestation

The Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority has announced a national plan to prepare the coffee sector for implementation of an EU regulation on deforestation, which threatens to hit African coffee producers hard. Ethiopia is already feeling its effects.

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Workers carry coffee beans in a warehouse at Mullege Public Limited Company, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, July 1, 2023.

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New EU rules prompt coffee sector to seek fresh markets

Africa's largest coffee producer is set to bear the brunt of Brussels's new traceability directives. Consequently, it has begun to turn its attention to India and China.

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Ethiopia
Ethiopia Commodity Exchange faces closure

The government has slowly chipped away at the now floundering commodity exchange, originally set up to allow Ethiopian producers to export basic commodities at better prices.

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Ethiopia
Cash-strapped Addis faces fertiliser shortage

The Ethiopian government stockpiled fertiliser before the crisis and price hike. At a time when foreign exchange reserves are at their lowest, this hoard could help finance farming subsidies.

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Djibouti, Ethiopia
Khat trade sparks tensions in Horn

In the throes of an economic and currency crisis, Ethiopia and Djibouti are in a trade war over staple foods and khat, a much-consumed stimulant in Djibouti.

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Khat leaves for sale at a market in Harer, Ethiopia.

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Abiy alliance takes a hit after Farmajo defeat in Somalia

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has regained possession of the Villa Somalia presidential palace, five years after the end of his first term in office. His election is likely to upset the balance of regional alliances.

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Somalian President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud's ties to the Tigrayan TPLF could usher in a new era of Somalia-Ethiopia relations.

Ethiopia
Ethiopian Orthodox Patriarch prompts Abiy's adviser, Daniel Kibret's ire

Spiritual leader Abune Mathias spoke out last week to openly criticise the Ethiopian government's role in the war. A rare occurence, which caused uproar among Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali's entourage.

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Abune Mathias, patriarch of the Ethiopian Tewahedo Orthodox Church.

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Addis Ababa seeks to soften EU stance on deforestation

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New EU rules prompt coffee sector to seek fresh markets

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Djibouti, Ethiopia Khat trade sparks tensions in Horn

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Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Ethiopia
Alarm in Addis as farmers ditch coffee for khat

Ethiopia
Addis Ababa seeks to soften EU stance on deforestation

Ethiopia
New EU rules prompt coffee sector to seek fresh markets

Ethiopia
Ethiopia Commodity Exchange faces closure

Ethiopia
Cash-strapped Addis faces fertiliser shortage

Djibouti, Ethiopia
Khat trade sparks tensions in Horn

Somalia
Abiy alliance takes a hit after Farmajo defeat in Somalia

Ethiopia
Ethiopian Orthodox Patriarch prompts Abiy's adviser, Daniel Kibret's ire