I NEVER FELT SO LOST - JESS IMPIAZZI OPENS UP ON LUPUS BATTLE AND PREGNANCY JOURNEY. (PHOTO).

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 I Never Felt So Lost - Jess Impiazzi Opens Up on Lupus Battle and Pregnancy Journey Jess Impiazzi has opened up in deeply personal fashion about the toll lupus has taken on her life, sharing candid images of her skin flare-ups, hair loss, and the emotional weight that came with the diagnosis. The pregnant reality star, 37, reflected on what she described as a “life-changing” journey since learning she had the chronic autoimmune condition in 2023, admitting there was a period when she felt completely overwhelmed by what lay ahead. In a heartfelt social media post, the former Ex On The Beach star revealed that the illness affected far more than just her physical health. She said the diagnosis shook her confidence and left her feeling as though her identity was slipping away. For someone used to pushing through challenges and staying active, Jess admitted there came a point where she simply could not keep going in the same way. Alongside a makeup-free selfie, she shared that painful ...
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ETHIOPIA BEGINS CONSTRUCTION OF 'AFRICA'S BIGGEST AIRPORT'. (PHOTO).

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 Ethiopia begins construction of 'Africa's biggest airport'


Ethiopian Airlines on Saturday officially started a $12.5 billion construction project for what officials say will be Africa's biggest airport when completed in 2030 in the Ethiopian town of Bishoftu.


The state-owned airline got the contract to design the four-runway airport in the town located around 45 km (28 miles) southeast of Addis Ababa.


"Bishoftu International Airport will be the largest aviation infrastructure project in Africa's history," Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali said on X, Reuters reported.


The airport will have space to park 270 planes and capacity for 110 million passengers a year.


That is more than four times the capacity of Ethiopia's current main airport, which will reach its limits on existing traffic in the next two-to-three years, Abiy said.


The airline's Infrastructure Development & Planning Director Abraham Tesfaye told reporters it would fund 30% and lenders would finance the rest.


It has already allocated $610 million for earthworks, which are due to be completed in one year, he said at the site, with the main contractors scheduled to start work in August 2026.


The project was initially billed at $10 billion.


Other creditors include the African Development Bank, which last August said it would lend $500 million and lead efforts to raise $8.7 billion.


"Lenders from Middle East, Europe, China and USA have shown strong interest to finance the project," Abraham said.


Ethiopian Airlines is Africa's biggest carrier. It added six extra routes in 2024/25, while revenues are also expanding.

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