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02/03/2022

Egebeya. Store is an online platform that aimed to provide a secure and trusted digital marketing for Ethiopians.

18/02/2022

08/02/2022

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28/01/2022

Coming soon Get Ready Ethiopia

06/01/2022

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Happy Ethiopian Christmas

13/12/2021

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13/12/2021

Ethiopian banks have started using primary internet transactions through mobile, internet and card banking services. These technologies followed the launch of centralized, online real-time, electronic banking solutions that have increased customers. There is still a long way to go to improve the digital financial services delivery system. Currently, foreign firms are engaged as technology service providers for various financial inclusion projects of the GOE. At present, Ethiopia has drafted and tabled a proclamation to permit, regulate and monitor e-commerce operations in Ethiopia to the Parliament

Describes what a company needs to know to take advantage of e-commerce in the local market and covers prominent B2B websites.

28/08/2021

What is in your mind while searching for online retailers to buy or sell products and services? Please we need your opinions and comments.

19/06/2021

What kind of online marking you are looking for? If you answer is reliable, trusted, secured and available 24/7. Egebeya. Store

14/06/2021

The future hope of E-COMMERCE in Ethiopia:
ኢትዮ-ቴሌኮምን በከፊል ወደ ግል ይዞታ ለማዘዋወር ዝግጅት መጠናቀቁ ተገለጸ. fanabc.com

02/06/2021

https://nocash.ro/one-million-ethiopians-signed-up-for-the-countrys-first-mobile-wallet-in-one-week-the-goal-is-to-get-21-million-registered-users-in-the-next-12-months-thanks-to-huawei/

01/06/2021

Electronic commerce is in its infancy in Ethiopia and is rarely used. The Government of Ethiopia (GOE) is preparing a draft national law to govern e-Commerce. Ethiopian banks use debit cards and automated teller machines (ATM) but have not begun to issue credit cards. Most Ethiopians do not have credit cards and internet connections are slow, expensive and unreliable. However, internet service has recently improved as a result of Ethiopia’s connection to Seacom’s underground/sea fiberoptic cable through Djibouti. ATMs are interconnected with international banking networks. International ATM cardholders are able to withdraw funds from any ATM machine of the 18 commercial banks operating in Ethiopia. ET Switch S.C., a share company owned by the commercial banks, was created to improve bank-to-bank integration. According to sources at ET Switch S.C., the service is used by over 8 million ATM card holders across the country.

Ethiopian banks have started using primary internet transactions through mobile, internet and card banking services. These technologies followed the launch of centralized, online real-time, electronic banking solutions that have increased customers. There is still a long way to go to improve the digital financial services delivery system. Currently, foreign firms are engaged as technology service providers for various financial inclusion projects of the GOE. At present, Ethiopia has officially approved a proclamation to permit, regulate and monitor e-commerce operations in Ethiopia by the Parliament