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Ethiopia Opens Treasury Bill Market to Public as Nascent Exchange Begins Executing Trades
11 July 2025
Five Ethiopian Insurers Unite under Pula to Protect 10 million Farmers
04 July 2025
Ethiopia Partners with Nigerian Billionaire Dangote on Fertilizer Plant, Prime Minister Says
03 July 2025
Siinqee Bank Sees 897% Growth in Deposits, Surpassing 100 Billion Birr in Three Years
01 July 2025
Kazana Group’s Smilepay Debuts as Ethiopia’s Latest Licensed Remittance Platform
Safaricom Averages 30K New Customers Daily in Ethiopia
Safaricom Ethiopia invested roughly 300 billion Birr over four years on its way to 10 million 90-day active subscribers cementing itself as formidable competitive player in Ethiopia's telecom duopoly.
By Munir Shemsu
Ethiopia's Central Bank Ends Mandatory T-Bond Purchases
After 3 years, mandatory T-bond buys by commercial banks end. NBE's monetary policy committee says improved revenue & loans will finance the deficit. Credit cap at 18% remains for now.
By Team Shega
Nigeria’s Qore Technologies Sets Up Shop in Ethiopia, Betting on a Cloud-First Future
Qore Technologies, the Nigeria-based core banking infrastructure provider, has officially entered Ethiopia, bringing its cloud-native platform to local banks, MFIs, and fintechs.
By Daniel Metaferiya
Ethiopia’s stock exchange officially commenced trading, marking a new phase in the country’s economic reform agenda. The debut featured live trades in shares of Wegagen, Gadaa Bank, and T-bills.
A new consortium (AICE) is launching to provide insurance for 10M Ethiopian small holder farmers with affordable tech-driven coverage. Kenya based insure-tech Pula is leading the charge.
By Etenat Awol
Ethiopia to build a fertilizer plant in partnership with Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, PM Abiy announces. The project is set to be completed in a little over three years.
In just three years, Siinqee Bank has grown total deposits by 897%, reaching 102.5 billion Birr while surpassing the central banks paid capital requirement well ahead of schedule.
Smilepay, a Kazana Group portfolio company, just entered Ethiopia's digital remittance market. Licensed by NBE, it is integrated with 29 banks and aims for cross-border payment efficiency.
By Ana Mulatu