The continent’s family firms are often reluctant to open their books to scrutiny. As a familiar joke goes, the biggest listed ...

The head of Ethiopia’s new stock exchange said the bourse plans to diversify its offerings to avoid the challenge of low ...

ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia launched a securities exchange on Friday, in what officials touted as a milestone in Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's drive to open up the country's tightly controlled ...

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed rang a Wall Street-style bell to officially launch the country's first stock exchange in 50 years on Friday, part of efforts to liberalise the struggling economy.

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed formally inaugurated the country’s first-ever stock exchange, the Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX) ...

ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Friday officially launched the country's first stock exchange in more than 50 years, describing it as a "historic milestone" for the nation's ...

After decades of trying to do so, Ethiopia is now on course to launch its first-ever stock exchange later this year ...

The Ethiopian Securities Exchange has opened its trading floor, becoming the first-ever stock exchange in the country and the ...

Headlines,Ethiopia launches its first stock exchange in 50 years to attract global investors and stimulate its economy.,The government is opening investment opportunities through company listings and ...

There are now many more stock markets in Africa than there were forty years ago. Ethiopia is the latest country to join the club after re-starting its stock market this month.

Ethiopia has not had any form of stock exchange in 50 years, since the 1974 fall of Emperor Haile Selassie and the rise of a Marxist-inspired regime, known as the Derg, which nationalised the economy.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Ethiopia was set to launch a stock exchange on Friday, the latest step in Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s attempts to liberalize the struggling economy. The first company ...