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(Photo:AMISOM) Addis Abeba – The United States and four partner countries have called for the “urgent need to finalize plans” for a new African Union mission in Somalia, as the current African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) approaches its conclusion in December. On 01 October, representatives from the United States, Qatar, Turkey, the United …(Photo:AMISOM) Addis Abeba – The United States and four partner countries have called for the “urgent need to finalize plans” for a new African Union mission in Somalia, as the current African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) approaches its conclusion in December. On 01 October, representatives from the United States, Qatar, Turkey, the United …0 Comments 0 Shares
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The impending European Union deforestation regulation, scheduled to come into force in December 2024, is anticipated to have a substantial impact on over six million Ethiopian coffee farmers (Photo: SocialMedia) Addis Abeba – In a heated debate over the upcoming environmental policy, a newly formed coalition of civil society organizations, known as VOCAL (Voice of Organizations in …The impending European Union deforestation regulation, scheduled to come into force in December 2024, is anticipated to have a substantial impact on over six million Ethiopian coffee farmers (Photo: SocialMedia) Addis Abeba – In a heated debate over the upcoming environmental policy, a newly formed coalition of civil society organizations, known as VOCAL (Voice of Organizations in …0 Comments 0 Shares
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Somali president, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (Photo:Screenshot) Addis Abeba – Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has accused Ethiopia of “deliberately releasing water from reservoirs at dams upstream” to cause flooding in Somalia, escalating tensions between the two Horn of Africa nations. In an interview with The Economist on September 30 in Mogadishu, President Mohamud presented photographs …Somali president, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (Photo:Screenshot) Addis Abeba – Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has accused Ethiopia of “deliberately releasing water from reservoirs at dams upstream” to cause flooding in Somalia, escalating tensions between the two Horn of Africa nations. In an interview with The Economist on September 30 in Mogadishu, President Mohamud presented photographs …0 Comments 0 Shares
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The ever-diminishing ritual area of Andoodee Tumaa (Photo: Author) By Alemayehu Diro Addis Abeba – As we celebrate the Irreechaa rituals across Oromia during the months of September and October, we are reminded to reflect on and revive our lost ritual sites, places of immense cultural and historical value that have yet to draw the …The ever-diminishing ritual area of Andoodee Tumaa (Photo: Author) By Alemayehu Diro Addis Abeba – As we celebrate the Irreechaa rituals across Oromia during the months of September and October, we are reminded to reflect on and revive our lost ritual sites, places of immense cultural and historical value that have yet to draw the …0 Comments 0 Shares
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A picture taken during the previous academic year (Photo: Yechilla Abergele District Education Office) Addis Abeba – Student enrollment in Tigray has plummeted to alarming levels, with just 40% of eligible students registering for classes this academic year. In an interview with Addis Standard, Seyoum Hagos, Director of Communications at the Tigray Education Bureau, revealed that less than …A picture taken during the previous academic year (Photo: Yechilla Abergele District Education Office) Addis Abeba – Student enrollment in Tigray has plummeted to alarming levels, with just 40% of eligible students registering for classes this academic year. In an interview with Addis Standard, Seyoum Hagos, Director of Communications at the Tigray Education Bureau, revealed that less than …0 Comments 0 Shares
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Djiboutian coast guard workers recover the bodies of migrants from the shoreline of the Red Sea in Djibouti. (Photo:The Associated Press) Addis Abeba– The Ethiopian Embassy in Djibouti has confirmed that all 48 migrants who lost their lives in an incident off the coast of Djibouti were Ethiopian nationals. The incident, which occurred on 01 …Djiboutian coast guard workers recover the bodies of migrants from the shoreline of the Red Sea in Djibouti. (Photo:The Associated Press) Addis Abeba– The Ethiopian Embassy in Djibouti has confirmed that all 48 migrants who lost their lives in an incident off the coast of Djibouti were Ethiopian nationals. The incident, which occurred on 01 …0 Comments 0 Shares
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Key takeaways: Diplomatic and media tensions have escalated between Egypt and Ethiopia following Addis Abeba’s announcement of the completion of work on the Renaissance Dam and Egypt’s commencement of its joint defense agreement with Somalia. The emerging conflict between Egypt and Somalia on one side, and Ethiopia on the other, has deep strategic roots, revolving …Key takeaways: Diplomatic and media tensions have escalated between Egypt and Ethiopia following Addis Abeba’s announcement of the completion of work on the Renaissance Dam and Egypt’s commencement of its joint defense agreement with Somalia. The emerging conflict between Egypt and Somalia on one side, and Ethiopia on the other, has deep strategic roots, revolving …0 Comments 0 Shares
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