A growing list of renowned brands is churning out clothes from factories in Ethiopia. The North African country aims to rise to a position among the world's biggest garment-makers. It comes as labour, the cost of raw materials and taxes rise in dominant textiles producers like China. CGTN's Alexandria Majalla has more details.
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