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Addis Ababa
BA Academy Alumni Association
The BA Academy Alumni Association is an association composed of former students, faculty staff, and interested individuals of the Nazareth Bible Academy School as members. The Association would like to recruit an Administrative & Accountant Assistant on part-time basis (two days per week – flexible - to start with). The following is the main duties expected and the requirement needed for the post: Duties: Managing databases & filing systems (correspondences, documents, archives, etc.)Implementing and maintaining procedures/manualOrganizing statutory meetings of the AssociationSupport the Executive Secretary (ES) & Executive Committee (EC) members in the discharge of their dutiesAssist in website information updating Analyze financial information and prepare balance sheetsCoordinate with ES and EC to prepare budgetsEnsure compliance with the Association Manual and Government regulationsResolve account payable and receivable issues or queriesAccurately perform weekly reconciliations of cash, check and bank transactions, and tally and file invoicesAssist in financial and tax audits, and general ledger preparationPrepare income tax returns and Civil Society reporting requirementsDevelop monthly financial statements that include cash flow, financial statements, and balance sheetsComplete end of month close procedures

Addis Ababa
BA Academy Alumni Association
The BA Academy Alumni Association is an association composed of former students, faculty staff, and interested individuals of the Nazareth Bible Academy School as members. The Association would like to recruit an Administrative & Accountant Assistant on part-time basis (two days per week – flexible - to start with). The following is the main duties expected and the requirement needed for the post: Duties: Managing databases & filing systems (correspondences, documents, archives, etc.)Implementing and maintaining procedures/manualOrganizing statutory meetings of the AssociationSupport the Executive Secretary (ES) & Executive Committee (EC) members in the discharge of their dutiesAssist in website information updating Analyze financial information and prepare balance sheetsCoordinate with ES and EC to prepare budgetsEnsure compliance with the Association Manual and Government regulationsResolve account payable and receivable issues or queriesAccurately perform weekly reconciliations of cash, check and bank transactions, and tally and file invoicesAssist in financial and tax audits, and general ledger preparationPrepare income tax returns and Civil Society reporting requirementsDevelop monthly financial statements that include cash flow, financial statements, and balance sheetsComplete end of month close procedures

Financial contributions to bolster the effort by the people and Government of Eritrea on COVID-19 continue to flow from citizens in the civil service, individuals, and commercial enterprises in the country as well as Eritrean communities in the Diaspora.


Asmara, 15 April 2020- Financial contributions to bolster the effort by the people and Government of Eritrea on COVID-19 continue to flow from citizens in the civil service, individuals, and commercial enterprises in the country as well as Eritrean communities in the Diaspora.
According to the daily report by the Ministry of Health, the Eritrean Teachers Association contributed 105 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of the staff members of the Ministry of Land, Water and Environment 100 Nakfa, Massawa Fiber Glass plant, 60 thousand Nakfa, Mai-Leham Mineral Water plant 50 thousand Nakfa.
Similarly, Mechanized 74 contributed 500 thousand Nakfa, Division 13 of the Ministry of Defense 125 thousand Nakfa, “Satae” Transport 50 thousand Nakfa, Gemel Public Transport Company 10 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of Officers of Army Engineering Corps 10 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of Eritreans former students in the Soviet Union 10 thousand Nakfa, Trans-Continental 10 thousand Nakfa, Gerarldo Chresera Mill 5 thousand Nakfa.
Likewise, Natsnet Garage and Import Export 10 thousand Nakfa, Birikti Gebreab Car Wash 10 thousand Nakfa, Campo-Polo Mill 5 thousand Nakfa, Tsetserat Mill 5 thousand Nakfa and employees of Harat Transportation Company 1 million and 200 thousand Nakfa,
A number of nationals inside the country contributed 135 Nakfa and 2 thousand US Dollars. Mr. Ghirmai Gaim, a national residing in Sweden also decided that those families that have rented his house in Mai-Temenai to stay free of charge until the spread of corona virus pandemic is fully contained.
In related news, the report from the Ministry of Health indicated that Ms. Saba Hailu with her son Mr. Abraham Isaias Afwerki contributed 50 thousand Nakfa, nationals residing in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, United Arab Emirates on top of the 131 thousand and 100 Durham they previously contributed they made additional contribution of 1 million 187thousand and 300 Durham.
The Eritrean Teacher Association contributed 1 million and 50 thousand Nakfa, owner of Segen International Hotel 75 thousand Nakfa, Cement Sport Club 50 thousand Nakfa, Asmara Foam Plant 50 thousand Nakfa, Eritrea Bible Association 30 thousand Nakfa, association of ‘Sinit’ Eritraco Logistics 10 thousand Nakfa, ‘Undicisimo’ Bar and Restaurant 10 thousand Nakfa, Tewolde Glass Workshop 10 thousand Nakfa, Lion City 10 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of Mendefera Revolution School 10 thousand Nakfa, social service provision institutions in the Southern Red Sea region 5 thousand Nakfa, ‘Medhanie Alem” association in Aba-Shawul 3 thousand Nakfa, and 30 individuals over 206 thousand Nakfa.
In related news, taxi owners association in Mendefera contributed 25 thousand Nakfa, owners of water distribution trucks in Mendefera 21 thousand Nakfa, school directors in Mendefera 14 thousand and 531 Nakfa, owner of Luna Hotel 10 thousand Nakfa, owner of Mereb Hotel 5 thousand Nakfa, and two residents in Mendefera 12 thousand Nakfa.
Gurgusum Boutique in Massawa also contributed 20 thousand Nakfa, staff members of Massawa Municipality 33 thousand Nakfa, and youth in the sub-zones of Massawa, Ghinda, Sheib, Foro, and Nakfa are engaged in raising the awareness of the public on the cause and consequence of the corona virus.

Financial contributions to bolster the effort by the people and Government of Eritrea on COVID-19 continue to flow from citizens in the civil service, individuals, and commercial enterprises in the country as well as Eritrean communities in the Diaspora.


Asmara, 15 April 2020- Financial contributions to bolster the effort by the people and Government of Eritrea on COVID-19 continue to flow from citizens in the civil service, individuals, and commercial enterprises in the country as well as Eritrean communities in the Diaspora.
According to the daily report by the Ministry of Health, the Eritrean Teachers Association contributed 105 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of the staff members of the Ministry of Land, Water and Environment 100 Nakfa, Massawa Fiber Glass plant, 60 thousand Nakfa, Mai-Leham Mineral Water plant 50 thousand Nakfa.
Similarly, Mechanized 74 contributed 500 thousand Nakfa, Division 13 of the Ministry of Defense 125 thousand Nakfa, “Satae” Transport 50 thousand Nakfa, Gemel Public Transport Company 10 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of Officers of Army Engineering Corps 10 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of Eritreans former students in the Soviet Union 10 thousand Nakfa, Trans-Continental 10 thousand Nakfa, Gerarldo Chresera Mill 5 thousand Nakfa.
Likewise, Natsnet Garage and Import Export 10 thousand Nakfa, Birikti Gebreab Car Wash 10 thousand Nakfa, Campo-Polo Mill 5 thousand Nakfa, Tsetserat Mill 5 thousand Nakfa and employees of Harat Transportation Company 1 million and 200 thousand Nakfa,
A number of nationals inside the country contributed 135 Nakfa and 2 thousand US Dollars. Mr. Ghirmai Gaim, a national residing in Sweden also decided that those families that have rented his house in Mai-Temenai to stay free of charge until the spread of corona virus pandemic is fully contained.
In related news, the report from the Ministry of Health indicated that Ms. Saba Hailu with her son Mr. Abraham Isaias Afwerki contributed 50 thousand Nakfa, nationals residing in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, United Arab Emirates on top of the 131 thousand and 100 Durham they previously contributed they made additional contribution of 1 million 187thousand and 300 Durham.
The Eritrean Teacher Association contributed 1 million and 50 thousand Nakfa, owner of Segen International Hotel 75 thousand Nakfa, Cement Sport Club 50 thousand Nakfa, Asmara Foam Plant 50 thousand Nakfa, Eritrea Bible Association 30 thousand Nakfa, association of ‘Sinit’ Eritraco Logistics 10 thousand Nakfa, ‘Undicisimo’ Bar and Restaurant 10 thousand Nakfa, Tewolde Glass Workshop 10 thousand Nakfa, Lion City 10 thousand Nakfa, cooperative association of Mendefera Revolution School 10 thousand Nakfa, social service provision institutions in the Southern Red Sea region 5 thousand Nakfa, ‘Medhanie Alem” association in Aba-Shawul 3 thousand Nakfa, and 30 individuals over 206 thousand Nakfa.
In related news, taxi owners association in Mendefera contributed 25 thousand Nakfa, owners of water distribution trucks in Mendefera 21 thousand Nakfa, school directors in Mendefera 14 thousand and 531 Nakfa, owner of Luna Hotel 10 thousand Nakfa, owner of Mereb Hotel 5 thousand Nakfa, and two residents in Mendefera 12 thousand Nakfa.
Gurgusum Boutique in Massawa also contributed 20 thousand Nakfa, staff members of Massawa Municipality 33 thousand Nakfa, and youth in the sub-zones of Massawa, Ghinda, Sheib, Foro, and Nakfa are engaged in raising the awareness of the public on the cause and consequence of the corona virus.

[The Conversation Africa] Ethiopia has survived several dark epochs in its long history. One of them is known as Zemene Mesafint - the era of princes. This period, between the mid-18th and mid-19th century, got its name from the Bible because it mimics the biblical "period of judges" in Israel's history.

Addis Ababa, June 2, 2018 (FBC) - Spanish Socialist Pedro Sánchez has been sworn in as the country's new prime minister by King Felipe after the ousting of conservative Mariano Rajoy.

Mr Sánchez, who is an atheist, took the oath to protect the constitution without a bible or crucifix - a first in Spain's modern history.
He plans to see out the remaining two years of the parliamentary term.
The Socialist leader won the support of six other parties to remove Mr Rajoy over a massive corruption scandal.
As Spain's new prime minister, whose party only has a quarter of the seats in parliament, he now has to decide who to include in his cabinet and is expected to name them next week.
In a brief ceremony at the royal residence in Madrid on Saturday, Mr Sánchez, 46, promised to "faithfully fulfil" his duties "with conscience and honour, with loyalty to the king, and to guard and have guarded the constitution as a fundamental state rule".
Mr Rajoy is the first prime minister in modern Spanish history to be defeated in a no-confidence motion.
Meanwhile, Catalonia's new regional government was also sworn in Saturday, ending seven months of imposed direct rule from Madrid.
The new Catalan President Quim Torra, who is a close ally of ousted separatist leader Carles Puigdemont, said that he was committed to continuing the drive for the region's independence from Spain.
Source: BBC

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

From the introduction by author Yves-Marie Stranger

“Today, we may be sure Ethiopia is a country in northeast Africa, but the country’s borders have not always been so well defined. In the past, Ethiopia, depending on the whims and knowledge of writers and geographers, was at times made up of all of sub-Saharan Africa — with a coastline that wandered from the Red Sea to the Atlantic Ocean — or was solely the area circumscribed between the northern reach of Egypt’s desert and the confluence of the Blue Nile and Atbara Rivers. In a later earthly incarnation, the country becomes a saintly empire administrated by an anointed priest-king, known as Prester John: an empire so munificent and kaleidoscopic that it was found in the Congo, in Mongolia, in Syria and, finally, in the Christian kingdom of the hinterlands of the Red Sea. The Greek Bible had the spawn of Shem, Kush and Ham go and multiply in Egypt and Aethiopia — a tale later reprised in a legend that has Axum’s capital founded by none other than Ityopis, son of Kush. Later, the Ethiopian Queen Kandace’s eunuch is converted by the Apostle Philip on the road to Damascus — and returns to convert queen and kingdom to Christianity. . . .

It is this intertextual play carried out on a mind’s eye map, which is so fascinating to the amateur Ethiopianist, and to the visitor to Ethiopia. No country can be better grasped from the depths of an armchair, and a library is as good a place as any to make out the ancient contours of the land of Prester John, Mandeville and Rasselas, as well as the new outlines of a country that today is attempting with great vigor to shake off the modern myth it was saddled with — of Korem and the 1970s famine, of the Derg’s Red Terror, and of poverty and refugee camps.