Sport Club of the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) disclosed that one of its athletes won gold and silver medals in two separate rally held in China.

The club, in its statement sent to Communication Affairs Department of the Corporation on 22 April 2014, revealed that Athlete Zewditu Ashenafi received the medals and financial rewards after taking part in 21-km and 10-km rallies competitions and stood 1^st and 2^nd respectively.

The athlete happed to hoist the flag of the corporation at international arena after registering remarkable achievements during the two rallies that occurred on 14 April 2014 and 21 April 2024.        

Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation athletics club athlete Tsehaynesh Kefale and athlete Rahel G/Mesikel, won the third and fifth place in “Ethiopia Tamirt 10-kilometer road run” competition. 

In the competition held on April 21^th, 2024, athlete Tsehaynesh Kefale was awarded 100 thousand birr for her better performance and athlete Rahel G/Mesikel was awarded 25 thousand birr.

In the competition, 325 male and 230 female athletes participated from 27 athletic clubs which started and finished at Mesqel Square.

The execution of the Semera University infrastructure design and build project, which is underway at a revised cost of over 515.4 million Birr, has reached 95 percent since the end of the first nine months of the current Ethiopian fiscal year.

The Semera University Infrastructure Design and Build project is being undertaken by Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) while the Ethiopian Construction Design and Supervision Works Corporation remains the consultant of the project so far.

The project, which was launched in May 2019, includes the construction of water reservoirs, extension of water pipelines, building of drainage canals, construction of asphalt alleys, installation of lamp posts and other related infrastructures.

More than 140 employees from Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation visited the Ethiopian Museum of Art and Science, commending it as a successful endeavor that explores the nexus of art and science, especially in construction. They applauded the museum's role in connecting past and present, nurturing youth creativity, and reaffirming Ethiopia's dedication to technological progress.

The Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECWC) has organized an Iftar program for its Muslim employees at the Construction Professionals Training Institute campus in Kality. The event, attended by strategic Management members of ECWC including the Corporation's CEO, Engineer Yonas Ayalew, was held in observance of the Ramadan fast of 1445.

Muslim employees of the corporation expressed their solidarity and gratitude towards the management and employees for organizing the Iftar program, emphasizing the importance of Ethiopian unity and the culture of love and brotherhood.