Ethiopia could sell airline's hotel, airports in investor hunt

Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise is emerging as the flag bearer of plans by Africa’s fastest-growing economy to open up to foreign investors after decades as a closed shop. While new PM Abiy Ahmed’s ruling politburo has said a minority stake in the continent’s largest carrier could be up for grabs, CEO Tewolde GebreMariam now adds that related assets such as airports and a five-star hotel could also be sold off. That would give investors an opportunity to take ownership in businesses that were nationalised in the 1980s under the former Communist Derg regime. Story has list of assets highlighted by Tewolde as ripe for sale.<br/>