Ethswitch, the company managing Ethiopia’s payment system infrastructure, announced it has reached the final...

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Djibouti has clarified its port fee structure in response to recent criticisms that conflated its charges with separate logistics and transport expenses incurred by Ethiopian firms. As a conciliatory gesture, the nation has also invited Ethiopian vessels to utilize its newly operational shipyard facility. This discussion occurred during a meeting on Wednesday, December 3, between Aboubaker Omar Hadi, Chairman of the Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority (DPFZA), and Ethiopia’s newly appointed Ambassador to Djibouti, Legesse Tulu, at the authority's headquarters. Chairman Hadi addressed what he described as a widespread misunderstanding about expenses at Djibouti’s ports, which serve as a vital trade gateway for landlocked Ethiopia. In a statement obtained by Capital, the authority sought to clarify misconceptions regarding port revenues. "The Chairman clarified the widely circulated misinformation regarding Djibouti’s port revenue, which is often inaccurately estimated...

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