Monday, October 5, 2026

OLA Energy Ethiopia sets up one stop shop services

OLA Energy Ethiopia in partnership with Chaka Buna PLC launched Chaka Buna Café and restaurant within the premises of Ras OLA Energy Service station.
The partnership is believed to reinforce OLA Energy Ethiopia’s efforts to offer a one stop shop service at its stations in addition to providing an opportunity to Chaka Buna to expand its Café and restaurant service.

(Photo: Anteneh Aklilu)

The company which was known as oil Libya has legally changed its name to OLA Energy starting from February 7, 2022. OLA Energy is firmly rooted in Africa with a presence in 17 African countries of which OLA energy Ethiopia is a subsidiary of the OLA group- one of the key players engaged in supply distribution and marketing of fuel, lubricant and petroleum products in the market.

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