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United Insurance Profit Up, Shareholders Voted Against Paid-Up Increase

United Insurance reports a 15 percent upsurge in profit, despite an increase in its paid claims during the last fiscal year. The two-decades old Insurance Firm netted 145.1 million Br in the reporting period, while its premium grew by over 20 percent. Non-life Insurance products dominated its portfolio. The share of general insurance from the

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Dashen Partners with Thunes for Swift Money Transfer to Ethiopia

Dashen Bank, one of the most profitable private financial institutions in Ethiopia, has signed a deal with Thunes, a global payment network, to facilitate international transfers quickly with an affordable rate. The B2B company will use its solution to connect Dashen with mobile wallet providers, banks, technology companies, and money transfer operators operating in more

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Ethiopia’s Mobile Banking Users Grew Six-Fold Since COVID-19

Ethiopians using mobile banking services grew by more than six folds since the coronavirus pandemic came to the picture, according to the National Bank of Ethiopia. Until the end of the last month, there were over 20 million mobile banking users, a significant jump from 3.3 million customers registered before coronavirus strucks. Cash-based transactions discouraging measures

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Boeing Board to Pay $237.5 million settlement of 737 MAX shareholder lawsuit

Board members of Boeing will pay 237 million dollars settlement for turning a blind eye to safety issues when they greenlighted 737 max airplanes whose crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia caused 20 billion dollars damage to aviation company. The settlement will be paid by insurers covering Boeing’s directors and executives and it will be handed

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Authorities Extends NRC’s suspension in Ethiopia by two months

The suspension of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) extended by two months, sources said. The humanitarian organisation was suspended three months ago after being accused of disseminating “misinformation,” employing foreign nationals without appropriate work permits. The same measure was taken against MSF, which was allegedly “illegally imported” and used satellite radio equipment that wasn’t properly

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