“Ethiopia, Former Resident of the Bottom, Aspires to the Middle” (Addis Ababa Journal, March 4) reports on Ethiopia’s rapid economic growth.
I agree that Ethiopia is one of Africa’s most rapidly growing economies. ... read full comment
“Ethiopia, Former Resident of the Bottom, Aspires to the Middle” (Addis Ababa Journal, March 4) reports on Ethiopia’s rapid economic growth.
I agree that Ethiopia is one of Africa’s most rapidly growing economies. Indeed, infrastructure and transportation are two of the primary ways the government is propelling this economic growth, and I have observed these changes during recent research trips to Ethiopia.
As construction projects transform Ethiopia, it is important also to consider what these changes will mean for ordinary interactions.
Addis Ababa, the capital, is rapidly changing with new shopping centers, housing complexes and highways being constantly constructed. The Chinese-sponsored light rail is one of the biggest changes to the city’s landscape.
The railway should reduce transportation times and connect neighborhoods in new ways. Yet it also poses new challenges and causes disruptions, as frequently used intersections, bus stops and crosswalks are blocked.
The city’s drivers and pedestrians must adapt to new ways of navigating street crossings and traversing the city as the railway redefines traffic patterns.
As light rail expands in Addis Ababa and it forges greater connections to other cities in Ethiopia and Djibouti by rail, it will continue to transform the country’s modes of transportation and its landscape.
DONNA A. PATTERSON
Wellesley, Mass.
kwaku amankwah 10 years ago
the country has no clue of having 24 hrs light to boast any developments.this dream can become a reality in the next century ,if the world don,t come to an end.
the country has no clue of having 24 hrs light to boast any developments.this dream can become a reality in the next century ,if the world don,t come to an end.
Fred 10 years ago
All said kwaku, as if u're reading my mind.
All said kwaku, as if u're reading my mind.
Rob 10 years ago
And what is a pocket computer? Details please? What is the screen size? What kind of keyboard does it have? What is the networking capability? Don't write these vague articles.
And what is a pocket computer? Details please? What is the screen size? What kind of keyboard does it have? What is the networking capability? Don't write these vague articles.
Joe Turkey 10 years ago
We've heard all this nonsense about Kludjeson's K-PAD before. It looks like some of these stories are sources of income for journalists.
We've heard all this nonsense about Kludjeson's K-PAD before. It looks like some of these stories are sources of income for journalists.
Pascal Houncanrin 10 years ago
well, for once in a long time am now hearing so good news. but rlg? started something i wish would have lasted for some time but to no avail so please committe thy ways to the lord.
well, for once in a long time am now hearing so good news. but rlg? started something i wish would have lasted for some time but to no avail so please committe thy ways to the lord.
freedom&corruption 10 years ago
the picture says all, we'll be using them in the DARK. LOL
the picture says all, we'll be using them in the DARK. LOL
Dogg 10 years ago
With keyboards that light up
With keyboards that light up
Rob 10 years ago
Why go backwards to the 1980's, of the Tandy/Radio Shack days?
Why go backwards to the 1980's, of the Tandy/Radio Shack days?
eugene 10 years ago
from 7 inchs to 12 inches..look at microsoft surface or what ever apple or samsung offer..How can Ghana compete except on assembly with people paid in slave wages
from 7 inchs to 12 inches..look at microsoft surface or what ever apple or samsung offer..How can Ghana compete except on assembly with people paid in slave wages
mike 10 years ago
nonsense article you cant even develop yr countrey prop-erly and you are talking about pocket computer go and feed the homeless and go and fix the hopitals first and stop talking nonsense
nonsense article you cant even develop yr countrey prop-erly and you are talking about pocket computer go and feed the homeless and go and fix the hopitals first and stop talking nonsense
Kwaku Boateng 10 years ago
at the end of the day we may find out it was all funded my the monies of the good people Ghana. lets see how this ends.
at the end of the day we may find out it was all funded my the monies of the good people Ghana. lets see how this ends.
kofi 10 years ago
Ghanaweb that newly inverted bar is good good at all please do something about it it covers part of the news
Ghanaweb that newly inverted bar is good good at all please do something about it it covers part of the news
eugene 10 years ago
better to deg the factory in ghana then the engineers..
better to deg the factory in ghana then the engineers..
“Ethiopia, Former Resident of the Bottom, Aspires to the Middle” (Addis Ababa Journal, March 4) reports on Ethiopia’s rapid economic growth.
I agree that Ethiopia is one of Africa’s most rapidly growing economies. ...
read full comment
the country has no clue of having 24 hrs light to boast any developments.this dream can become a reality in the next century ,if the world don,t come to an end.
All said kwaku, as if u're reading my mind.
And what is a pocket computer? Details please? What is the screen size? What kind of keyboard does it have? What is the networking capability? Don't write these vague articles.
We've heard all this nonsense about Kludjeson's K-PAD before. It looks like some of these stories are sources of income for journalists.
well, for once in a long time am now hearing so good news. but rlg? started something i wish would have lasted for some time but to no avail so please committe thy ways to the lord.
the picture says all, we'll be using them in the DARK. LOL
With keyboards that light up
Why go backwards to the 1980's, of the Tandy/Radio Shack days?
from 7 inchs to 12 inches..look at microsoft surface or what ever apple or samsung offer..How can Ghana compete except on assembly with people paid in slave wages
nonsense article you cant even develop yr countrey prop-erly and you are talking about pocket computer go and feed the homeless and go and fix the hopitals first and stop talking nonsense
at the end of the day we may find out it was all funded my the monies of the good people Ghana. lets see how this ends.
Ghanaweb that newly inverted bar is good good at all please do something about it it covers part of the news
better to deg the factory in ghana then the engineers..