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Ethiopia’s first digital school graduates

School of Cloud, one of the leading companies in the field of Eagleline Technology, has announced the launch of the first digital school in Ethiopia.

The founder and CEO of Eglelian System Technology, Bersufekad Getachew, said the opening of the digital textbook is of great benefit to the education sector, adding that the videos are open to the public. He added that the digital school will have primary and secondary education videos.

Users can use the organization’s website to enroll in the digital school, and the tutorials provided are available at an affordable price. It has been suggested that users can subscribe to the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia’s mobile banking application by subscribing to the company’s recently launched application.

The first public presentation of the digital school, which will be open to the public today, will be taught by renowned economist Ermias Amlega and Master Classes.

The School of Cloud is one of the leading companies in Eagle Technology, and the company’s digital school in Ethiopia is the leading provider of online learning and self-education for clients.

Ethiopia earned 59.43 million USD from meat exports in the last six months

The Ethiopian Meat and Dairy Industry Development Institute (ETIDI) said it has recorded the highest performance in Ethiopia’s meat export history in the last six months of the 2014 Ethiopian budget year. Debele Lema, director of communications at the institute, told Bisrat Radio that the revenue has increased by 102.99 percent compared to the same period last year.

According to Debele, Director General of Communication, Ethiopia earned 29.28 million USD from the sector in the first six months of 2013. According to Debele, the revenue generated from sheep and goat meat has contributed to better performance.

Over the past six months, 8880.5 tons of goats and sheep have been exported and earned $ 50.3 million. It was also mentioned that the control of livestock along the border will contribute to better performance.

Ethiopia exports 95% of its meat to the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates leading the way.