JUNTU Technologies Trading PLC officially launched the OMODA and JAECOO automotive brands in Ethiopia on Thursday, opening a new showroom and after-sales service center in Addis Ababa.
The launch follows the introduction of GAC to the local market and reflects the company's commitment to bringing internationally recognized vehicle brands to Ethiopian consumers. Government officials, business leaders, diplomats, financial institutions, and industry stakeholders attended the event.
Company representatives said the investment aims to expand mobility choices while supporting the modernization of Ethiopia's automotive sector through advanced technology, professional after-sales services, and genuine spare parts. JUNTU announced that the JAECOO will start at 5.58 million birr ($34,900), while the OMODA will start at 5.9 million birr ($36,900). Both models come with a six-year vehicle warranty and an eight-year or 150,000-kilometer battery warranty.
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The launch follows the introduction of GAC to the local market and reflects the company's commitment to bringing internationally recognized vehicle brands to Ethiopian consumers. Government officials, business leaders, diplomats, financial institutions, and industry stakeholders attended the event.
Company representatives said the investment aims to expand mobility choices while supporting the modernization of Ethiopia's automotive sector through advanced technology, professional after-sales services, and genuine spare parts. JUNTU announced that the JAECOO will start at 5.58 million birr ($34,900), while the OMODA will start at 5.9 million birr ($36,900). Both models come with a six-year vehicle warranty and an eight-year or 150,000-kilometer battery warranty.
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Before the film industry settled into the safety of comedy, Ethiopian cinema wasn’t afraid to step into the shadows with cult classics like Hermela and Wenchi.
Though economic risks pushed the genre into hiding for decades, a new wave of experimental filmmakers is finally bringing our folklore and superstitions back to life, begging the question: is this the long awaited return of Ethiopian horror cinema?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/515
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Though economic risks pushed the genre into hiding for decades, a new wave of experimental filmmakers is finally bringing our folklore and superstitions back to life, begging the question: is this the long awaited return of Ethiopian horror cinema?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/515
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While our headlines remain consumed by war and politics, a silent crisis is quietly creeping back into our community, targeting the youth when they are at their most vulnerable.
STDs are slowly taking over, with 1 in 7 students falling victim, and urban communities being nearly 7 times more likely to be affected leaving us in desperate need of a wakeup call.
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/514
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STDs are slowly taking over, with 1 in 7 students falling victim, and urban communities being nearly 7 times more likely to be affected leaving us in desperate need of a wakeup call.
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/514
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What was once considered the edge of the city is becoming one of its fastest-growing centers.
As rising costs push residents outward and new communities take shape, the road between Bole and Summit tells a bigger story about aspiration, urban growth, and the future of Addis.
Is Summit the new Bole, or is Addis simply becoming a city with many centers?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/516
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As rising costs push residents outward and new communities take shape, the road between Bole and Summit tells a bigger story about aspiration, urban growth, and the future of Addis.
Is Summit the new Bole, or is Addis simply becoming a city with many centers?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/516
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AWiB is hosting an interactive webinar titled "Unlocking Productivity Through Wellness." The session focuses on how physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being influence overall performance and productivity.
The event will be facilitated by Lidya Yohannes, the Membership Programs Manager at AWiB.
The webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, 24 June 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. It will take place online via Google Meet, and interested participants can register by submitting an RSVP through the official portal at https://awibethiopia.org/event/unlocking-productivity-through-wellness/.
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The event will be facilitated by Lidya Yohannes, the Membership Programs Manager at AWiB.
The webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, 24 June 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. It will take place online via Google Meet, and interested participants can register by submitting an RSVP through the official portal at https://awibethiopia.org/event/unlocking-productivity-through-wellness/.
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The verdict is in: up to 100K/month to survive in Addis.
Are you surviving, thriving, or just repeatedly moving money between accounts hoping for a miracle?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/506
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Are you surviving, thriving, or just repeatedly moving money between accounts hoping for a miracle?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/506
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From Indonesia's makan-makan to Ethiopia's gursha, two cultures discovered they speak the same language, food.
The opening of Loka Budaya in Addis Ababa celebrated the stories, traditions, and human connections that begin around a shared meal.
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/517
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The opening of Loka Budaya in Addis Ababa celebrated the stories, traditions, and human connections that begin around a shared meal.
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/517
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What if I told you rape is legal? It sounds like a horrific lie, but under our outdated legal framework, it is reality.
Current codes create a dangerous "exemption" that strips countless people of their right to protection.
Today we are exploring the dangerous and confusing grey areas within our legal systems to see the true costs of living by a 1960s rule in 2026
LinkUp Premium is giving you a free article to enjoy today, so click the link below!
https://telegra.ph/Is-This-Legal-Inside-the-Gaps-of-Ethiopias-Failing-Legal-Framework-06-20
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Current codes create a dangerous "exemption" that strips countless people of their right to protection.
Today we are exploring the dangerous and confusing grey areas within our legal systems to see the true costs of living by a 1960s rule in 2026
LinkUp Premium is giving you a free article to enjoy today, so click the link below!
https://telegra.ph/Is-This-Legal-Inside-the-Gaps-of-Ethiopias-Failing-Legal-Framework-06-20
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What was once considered the edge of the city is becoming one of its fastest-growing centers.
As rising costs push residents outward and new communities take shape, the road between Bole and Summit tells a bigger story about aspiration, urban growth, and the future of Addis.
Is Summit the new Bole, or is Addis simply becoming a city with many centers?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/516
@LinkUppremium
As rising costs push residents outward and new communities take shape, the road between Bole and Summit tells a bigger story about aspiration, urban growth, and the future of Addis.
Is Summit the new Bole, or is Addis simply becoming a city with many centers?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/516
@LinkUppremium
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There was a time when we all watched the same shows, sang the same songs, and showed up talking about the same moments.
Today, we have endless content at our fingertips, yet fewer experiences that bring us together.
Maybe that's why so many of us miss those days. Not because everything was better, but because for a brief moment, despite all our differences, we were all dancing to the same tune.
Do you remember the last thing that truly brought Ethiopians together?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/495
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Today, we have endless content at our fingertips, yet fewer experiences that bring us together.
Maybe that's why so many of us miss those days. Not because everything was better, but because for a brief moment, despite all our differences, we were all dancing to the same tune.
Do you remember the last thing that truly brought Ethiopians together?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/495
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