Guba: The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has surmounted numerous significant challenges to reach its present stage of completion, according to Project Manager Engineer Kifle Horo.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, Engineer Kifle, in an exc…
Addis ababa: The panelists at the second Africa Climate Summit being held in Addis Ababa underscored the critical need to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) for enhancing resilience in agriculture and energy sectors in Africa.
According to Ethiop…
Addis ababa: GERD, Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam, was officially inaugurated today in a landmark event celebrating a project built by the contributions of millions of Ethiopians. The inauguration ceremony of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (G…
Addis ababa: Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud expressed hope that the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the electricity and the power generated will be the beginning to show a brotherly, neighborly, and continental partnership. Speak…
Addis ababa: The Government Communication Service (GCS) has hailed the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) as a transformative milestone that redefines Ethiopia’s sovereignty, history, and role in Africa’s development.
Accordi…
Addis ababa: ‘We believe that no country should be denied the opportunity to unlock a huge resource like the one that we are launching,’ Kenyan President Ruto reaffirmed during the auspicious inaugural ceremony of Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam, t…
Guba: Prime Minister Abiy underscored that the Abay Reservoir, named Nigat (dawn) has brought with it a wealth greater than Ethiopia’s current GDP,” closing the era of the country’s begging for a handout. In his address marking the inauguration of the…
Addis ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reiterated that Ethiopia will never deny its neighbors’ water share, urging leaders of Egypt and Sudan for a new era of collaboration. Prime Minister Abiy conveyed the message during the historic inauguration of …
Addis ababa: Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley, has praised the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) as a monumental symbol of African resilience, innovation, and unity, describing it as a ‘marvel of history’ and ‘the Adwa Engineering Fea…