Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Sur Construction PLC
Minimum Required Qualification &Experience:
BA Degree in management or related field with 4 years relevant experience
Place Of Work: 
Addis Ababa
Quantity: One
Salary: As per the scale of the company with other benefit packages.
Terms of employement: Permanent.
Interested and qualified applicants fulfilling the above requirements can submit your non-returnable application letter .CV and copies of supporting documents with in 5 working days from the date of announcement by the following address:
ADDRESS: Near to mega building bole road
Tel; 011-5-58-31-02, p.o.box 34360 addis ababa 

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Sur Construction PLC
Minimum Required Qualification &Experience:
Diploma in Medical laboratory technician with 2 years relevant experience.
Place Of Work:
Project
Quantity: One
Salary: As per the scale of the company with other benefit packages.
Terms of employement: Permanent.
Interested and qualified applicants fulfilling the above requirements can submit your non-returnable application letter .CV and copies of supporting documents with in 5 working days from the date of announcement by the following address:
ADDRESS: Near to mega building bole road
Tel; 011-5-58-31-02, p.o.box 34360 addis ababa 

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Sur Construction PlC
Minimum Required Qualification & Experience:
BSc in civil engineering and two years relevant experience
Place Of Work: Project
Quantity: 12
Salary : As per the scale of the company with other benefit packages
Terms Of Employement :Permanent
Interested and qualifies and applicants fulfilling the above requirements can submit your non-returnable application letter, CV and copies of supporting documents with in 5 working days from the date of announcement by the following address:
ADDRESS;
Near to Mega Building Bole Road
Tele; 011-5-58-31-02
P.O.X 34360 Addis Ababa

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
LonAdd Consultancy Plc
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LonAdd HR Consultancy Plc (www.lonadd.com) is a Recruitment & Outsourcing Company based in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia.  We are working on behalf of the Ethiopian Revenue and Customs Authority (ERCA) to identify and recruit a proficient & knowledgeable candidate for the role of ERCA PMDU FOR TAX DATA ANALYST, as per our Client’s specific requirements outlined below:
Background:
In February 2017, the Ethiopian Revenue & Customs Authority (ERCA) Director General established a Tax Transformation Office (TTO) within his office, with the objective of supporting and delivering an ambitious tax transformation. This unit was established with the full endorsement of the Prime Minister’s Office, and follows a detailed diagnostic conducted on Ethiopia’s tax system in 2016.
The primary aim of the TTO is to support and track the implementation of a series of tax reform initiatives by enhancing existing escalation channels and reporting mechanisms across ERCA’s hierarchy and systems. Tax reform initiatives are structured around the Director General’s (DG) and Minister of Finance’s six priority areas for reform: Audit, Debt, Large Taxpayers Office, Organizational Health, Data and IT and Tax System. Each Priority Area consists of two to five initiatives, led by an Initiative Owner. From this, the TTO is expected to deliver a lasting transformation of ERCA and meet ambitious national tax revenue targets. The TTO reports directly to the Director General of ERCA, with less hierarchy and more lean support than traditional divisions. The TTO is expected to overcome a wide variety of complex implementation challenges, including initiative roadblocks or failure, reprioritization and owner change. The TTO will also serve as a highlyvisible signal of transformation to ERCA and will be a role model of committed, resultsoriented, and successful delivery practice.
To support the efficient working of the Tax Transformation Office, the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit (PMDU) have established a tax unit. One remit of this unit will be to provide data monitoring, analysis and reports of the tax transformation progress and escalate emerging issues to the Prime Minister’s Office. The reporting unit is looking to hire a Data Analyst to support this work.
About the role:
The Data Analyst within the Reporting Unit will work directly within the Tax Transformation Office to create transparency and reports for the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit and will be accountable to the Chief of Staff for Tax within the Prime Minister’s Office. The analyst role                                                                                                                                                                                             is expected to bring and independent, objective perspective on the progress of the Tax Transformation and support the PMDU’s work in enabling the transformation.
Responsibilities and duties of the Data Analyst role will include:
Gathering and collating data on individual initiatives
Analysing data to create perspective on progress of the transformation
Building and maintaining a weekly TTO dashboard for sharing within the TTO, ERCA and the PMDU
Supporting Initiatives and Initiative Owners on data monitoring, collection and best practice, where necessary
What the role offers:
The Data Analyst will join an organisation driving fundamental change in Ethiopia. A successful candidate will join the PMDU Tax Team and have a unique chance to shape and empower the TTO. Ultimately the role will be an opportunity to ensure the success of an organisation and delivery of a programme that is a crucial component in the future of Ethiopia.
The Analyst will have the opportunity to work across the Ethiopian Tax System, support reports for the Prime Minister and develop skills in best practice reporting and data management.
Required qualifications:
Candidates will be outstanding individuals with excellent professional and academic credentials. Of particular interest are candidates with experience and skills including:
0 to 5 years of work experience
Data analytics, including high level of proficiency in Microsoft Excel
Project Management and reporting experience
Understanding of the Ethiopian Tax System and data infrastructure, including familiarity with SQL programming language (essential)
Excellent written and verbal communication, in Amharic and English
Stakeholder and people management skills
Candidates should be willing to commit to 12 months at a minimum, and preference will be given to candidates who can commit for 24 months.
Other information:
Compensation is dependent on qualifications.
How to apply: - Candidates meeting the required qualifications should submit applications including a detailed CV and Cover Letter via [email protected] clearly indicating the position title (PMDU Tax Data Analyst) in the subject line.
Application deadline: June 23, 2018

Addis Ababa, June 13, 2018 (FBC) - Saudi-backed forces have begun an assault on the key Yemeni port of Hudaydah, which is held by rebels.

Hudaydah is the main point of entry for aid in Yemen's three-year civil war and agencies have warned of a humanitarian catastrophe if it is attacked.
More than seven million people in the war-torn country are dependent on aid.
Bombing started after Iranian-backed Houthi rebels ignored a deadline set by the exiled government to withdraw by midnight (21:00 GMT on Tuesday).
The Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya network reported that the "liberation" of Hudaydah had begun with a large-scale ground assault supported by air and naval cover.
Explosions were heard on the outskirts of the port city, it added.
"The liberation of Hudaydah port is a turning point in our struggle to recapture Yemen from the militias that hijacked it to serve foreign agendas," the government of President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi said.
The Saudi-backed coalition and the government have accused the rebels of using the port to smuggle in Iranian weapons, which the rebels deny.
The civil war in Yemen has killed about 10,000 people over the past three years and created what the UN says is the world's worst humanitarian disaster.
A Saudi-led multinational coalition intervened in the conflict in Yemen in March 2015 as forces loyal to President Hadi battled the Houthi movement, which champions Yemen's Zaidi Shia Muslim minority.
Source: BBC
Posted by Amare Asrat

Addis Ababa, June 13, 2018 (FBC) - Ethiopia's Eastern Industry Zone officials said construction of its second phase will commence soon as demands from foreign companies increase.

Eastern Industry Zone Vice Director, Jiao Yongshun, told Xinhua on Monday that the industry zone has currently run out of land for interested investors.
According to Jiao, there are 83 companies that are either under construction or operational inside the premises of the industry zone, of which 56 have already started production.
Jiao said due to lack of land and warehouses, the industry zone is not accepting new interested investors that would either rent a warehouse or construct their own plant inside the industry zone.
The Eastern Industry Zone is Ethiopia's first industry zone that inspired the Ethiopian government towards establishing more industry parks across the country towards becoming the manufacturing hub of the African continent.
Posted by Amare Asrat

Addis Ababa, June 12, 2018 (FBC) - Madagascar's president, Hery Rajaonarimampianina, says a consensus government has now been appointed after negotiations. He said its main goal is to organise elections.

Last month, Madagascar's constitutional court ordered the president to appoint a new Prime Minister who would form a cabinet made up of politicians from all parties.
This followed a political deadlock and street protests over attempts to block an opposition presidential candidate and impeach the president.The appointment of 30 new ministers has reduced tension, although the elections are likely to test the country's stability.
Source: BBCPosted by Amare Asrat

Addis Ababa, June 12, 2018 (FBC) –The government of Ethiopia confirmed today that 46 Ethiopian migrants were died in the Gulf of Aden last week.

IOM reported on Friday that at least 46 Ethiopian migrants trying to cross from Somalia to Yemen drowned when their boat over turned in seas off Yemen's coast.
Another 15 people are still missing, Government Communication Affairs Office (GCAO) said in a statement today.
The boat was carrying about 100 Ethiopians from port Bosaso, Somalia.
The remaining 39 survivors received medical care in Yemen as a result of joint efforts of Ethiopian Embassy in Yemen and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the statement added.
 
The government of Ethiopia is working to tackle the root causes of human trafficking and bring traffickers to justice, it added.
The government finally extended its sympathy to families of drowning victims.