FOND DU LAC - This month’s Breads of the World demonstration program at the Fond du Lac Public Library’s Idea Studio, 32 Sheboygan St., will bring Injera, a flatbread originating in Ethiopia, is typically made from teff flour and has a slightly spongy texture, to cheese country at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 20. The program is free to adults and teens age 13 and older, but space is strictly limited. Online-only registration is now open at fdlpl.org, Library staff member Varsha Pathare will demonstrate the steps to make injera from start to finish. Breads of the World in the Idea Studio demonstration kitchen features a different country’s bread every third Tuesday of the month taught by professional and amateur cooks from around the area. http://www.fdlreporter.com/story/news/local/action-advertiser/2017/06/05/breads-world-travels-ethiopia-next-library-program-june-20/362066001/

Ethiopian PM: Terrorism and climate change are a common fight Israeli President Reuven Rivlin on Monday morning met Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Dessalegn at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. “Your connection with Jerusalem is something that goes to the roots of the Bible, and the connection between our people is not a matter of years, it is a matter of centuries, back to the visit of the Queen of Sheba,” Rivlin said. “We know you attended the funeral of the late Shimon Peres and we remember that and appreciate it very much.” “We are very anxious to get back to the connection that we have had with Africa, and we ask you to be our sponsors in Africa in order to let us be once again able to attend all the meetings and conferences of Africa, because when we are looking to the future, and to the next decade, we know that Africa is the place. “We have a great community of people who came from Ethiopia living here in Israel; among them are generals, doctors, pilots, ambassadors, part of the Israeli environment and experience. “Despite of all the problems we have, together and alone, we can solve these problems and look to the future with hope.” Dessalegn thanked Rivlin for the warm welcome he and his delegation had received at the President’s Residence and in Israel. “We have to cherish and deepen our relationship based on our longstanding relationship,” he said. “We have many things in common, and Ethiopians deeply understand and appreciate Israel and its people, we always have Israel in our heart for many reasons.” “The African Israel relationship truly is a gateway, we will do everything at our disposal to make the Israeli Africa relationship to grow and Ethiopia will take leadership in this regard. We know the need for the Africa Israeli relationship to deepen. “I came to express our deep understanding, and bring our relationship to the next level. We have a lot of desire to benefit from Israeli science and technology, and harness the potential, we can benefit from your support in this regard. We have to fight terrorism, extremism, climate change, which are common problems to all of us.” Dessalegn also thanke Rivlin for Israel’s support of the election of Ethiopia’s former Foreign Minister, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, as the new Director General of the WHO. “He is a great personality, and we are very proud to support his election. The whole world must be proud that he was elected chair of the organization,” Rivlin responded. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/230581

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በሰበር ውሳኔዋች ላይ የሚታዮ አንዳንድ ተደጋጋሚ ችግሮች የሰበር ሰሚ ችሎት በኢፌድሪ ህገ መንግሰት አንቀጽ 80(3) መሰረት እና በአዋጅ ቁጥር 25/88 እና በተለየ በተቋቋመበት በኣዋጅ ቁጥር 454/97 መሰረት የተለያዩ ውሳኔዋችን እየሰጠ እና ጠቃሚ ናቸው ለህብረተሰቡ መዳርስ አለባቸው ያለውን በጥራዝ መልክ እያሳተመ ሲያወጣ እነሆ አሁን 20ኛው ቅፅ ላይ ደርሷል፡፡የተቋቋመበትንም አላማ ከሞላ ጎደል እየመታ ነው ብሎ መናገር ይቻላል፡፡ አላማዎቹ ባጭሩ በፃፊው እምነት የሚከተሉት ናቸው፡፡ ወጥነት ተገማችነት ግልፅነት እና የሲቪል የህግ ስርአት ያለበትን ክፍተት መሙላት በተቃራነው የተለያዩ አስተያየቶች በሰበር ውሳኔዋች ላይ ይሰጣሉ ፡፡ የዘህ ፅሁፍ አላማ አሰቴየቶቹን መተንተን ሳይሆን አስተያየቶቹን እንደወረዱ በማቅረብ ጥናት እንዲደረግባቸው ለመጠቆም ነው፡፡ በሰበር ሰሚው ችሎት የተሰጡ ውሳኔዋች(የታተሙትንም ያልታተሙትንም ያጠቃልላል) ላይ ከሚሰነዘሩ ትችቶች መሀክል የሚከተሉት ይገኙበታል፡፡ በህግ ትርጉም ሰም የህግ አውጪውን ስራ ያለስልጣኑ እየሰራ ነው ፣ የተሻሩትን እና ያልተሻሩትን ውሳኔዎች በግልፅ ለይቶ ማስቀመጥ አልቻለም፣ የመንግስት ፖሊሲ አስፈጻሚ ነው ከህግ ወደ ፖሊሲ ያደላል፣ ጉራማይሌ ቋንቋ የጠቀማል፣ የሃገር ውሰጥ ህጎች ብቻ ላይ ነው አተኩሮ የሚሰራው አለም አቀፍ ህጎች እና መሰረታዊ የህግ መርሆችን ( በተለይም ያዲሱን ትውልድ የህግ ፍልስፍና) በመጠቀም የሰጠው ውሳኔ በጣም አናሳ ወይም የሉም ሊባሉ የሚችሉ ናቸው፣ ከተቋቋመበት አላማ ውጪ ማስረጃ ምዘና ውሰጥ እና ተጨማሪ ማስረጃ ምዘና ውሰጥ ይገባል ፣ ተፈጻሚነቱ በሀገሩ ሁሉ ሆኖ ሳለ ማንድ ቋንቋ ብቻ መታተሙ በሌላ ቋንቋ ተጠቃሚ ክልልሎች ዘንድ ችግሮችን ይፈጥራል፣ ችሎቱ እንደችሎተም ሆነ አገልግሎቱ እየተሰጠ ባለበት የፌደራሉ ጠቅላይ ፍረድ ቤት አገልግሎቱ ከፋይል ማስከፈት አንስቶ በጣም አመቺነት የሌለው ፡ በጣም ወረፋ የበዛበት እና ለሙስና ተጋለጭ ነው፡ የሰው ሄል እጥረት በግልጽ እታየበት ካመት አመት ምንም መፍተሄ አልተሰጠውም በመሆኑም መሰረታዊ መብቶች ላ መዛባትን እየፈጠረ ይገኛል ፣ ቀጠረዎች በጣም የተንዛዙ ናቸው፣ ወዘተ…. የሚሉ ትችቶች ከተገልጋዮች እና ከህግ ባለሙያው ይነሳል፡፡ ከላይ የተነሱት እና ሌሎችም ችግሮች በችሎቱ ውሳኔዎች እና አሰራሮች ላይ የሰነዘራሉእያንዳንዳቸው እራሳቸውን ችለው የጥናት ርእስ መሆን የሚችሉ ናቸው፡፡ ስለዘህ ብዙ ሊባልበት ፣ ሊጻፍበት ፣ ሊጠና ይገባል ፡፡ ችሎቱ እና አስተዳደሩም በራቸውን በቀዳሚነት ክፍት ማድረግ ይገባቸዋል፡፡ ይህ ገጽም የናንተው ነው፡፡ ልትጽፉበት፣ አስተያየታችሁን ልትሰጡበት፣ ልትከራከሩበት፣ ልትጠይቁበት ትችላላችሁ፡፡ የመንስኤው መንስኤ የውጤቱ መንስኤ ነው፡፡ ዳንኤል ፍቃዱ(ጠበቃ እና የህግ መምህር)©

The sun was rising over one of the richest mineral deposits on Earth, in one of the poorest countries, as Sidiki Mayamba got ready for work. Mayamba is a cobalt miner. And the red-dirt savanna stretching outside his door contains such an astonishing wealth of cobalt and other minerals that a geologist once described it as a “scandale geologique.” This remote landscape in southern Africa lies at the heart of the world’s mad scramble for cheap cobalt, a mineral essential to the rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that power smartphones, laptops and electric vehicles made by companies such as Apple, Samsung and major automakers. But Mayamba, 35, knew nothing about his role in this sprawling global supply chain. He grabbed his metal shovel and broken-headed hammer from a corner of the room he shares with his wife and child. He pulled on a dust-stained jacket. A proud man, he likes to wear a button-down shirt even to mine. And he planned to mine by hand all day and through the night. He would nap in the underground tunnels. No industrial tools. Not even a hard hat. The risk of a cave-in is constant. “Do you have enough money to buy flour today?” he asked his wife. She did. But now a debt collector stood at the door. The family owed money for salt. Flour would have to wait. Mayamba tried to reassure his wife. He said goodbye to his son. Then he slung his shovel over his shoulder. It was time. The world’s soaring demand for cobalt is at times met by workers, including children, who labor in harsh and dangerous conditions. An estimated 100,000 cobalt miners in Congo use hand tools to dig hundreds of feet underground with little oversight and few safety measures, according to workers, government officials and evidence found by The Washington Post during visits to remote mines. Deaths and injuries are common. And the mining activity exposes local communities to levels of toxic metals that appear to be linked to ailments that include breathing problems and birth defects, health officials say....