GENEVA (Reuters) -At least 49 migrants died and 140 others were missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Yemen, the U.N. migration agency said on Tuesday. The vessel, which departed from Somalia and was carrying 260 migrants, among them Somalis and Ethiopians, the International Organization of Migration (IOM) statement said. "This recent tragedy is another reminder of the urgent need to work together to address urgent migration challenges and ensure the safety and security of migrants along migration routes," said Mohammedali Abunajela, a spokesperson for IOM. IOM, which runs a tally of migrants who are killed or go missing on migration routes, has since 2014 recorded 1,860 migrant deaths and disappearances along the route running from East Africa and the Horn of Africa to Gulf countries. According to the United Nations, 97,000 migrants arrived in Yemen from the Horn of Africa last year.

Mazagan Resort inaugurates a composting station to process organic waste, advancing its commitment to environmental sustainability and reinforcing its EarthCheck-certified eco-friendly practices. EL JADIDA, MOROCCO – In a pioneering step to enhance its commitment to sustainable environmental practices, Mazagan Resort has announced the inauguration of a new composting station dedicated to processing organic waste. Mazagan Resort has been awarded by the”Silver” EarthCheck certification for the fourth consecutive year. The establishment of this composting station aligns with Mazagan Resort’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy. Mazagan Resort invites all its employees, guests, and partners to celebrate this significant step and commit together for a healthier and more sustainable environment.

“At least 49 migrants have died and 140 others remain missing after a boat” carrying 260 people capsized off the southern province of Shabwah on Monday, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said. It said 31 women and six children were among those confirmed dead, adding that 115 Somali nationals and 145 Ethiopians were initially on board the vessel before it sank. Dangerous journeyThose migrants who successfully reach Yemen often encounter further threats to their safety. Many are trying to reach Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab countries where they can work as labourers or domestic workers. Therefore “it is impossible to say whether proportionally the extent of migrant killings has reduced compared to one year ago,” the group said.

Ethiopian Airlines resumes daily flights to Axum, enhancing access to its rich cultural heritage following significant airport upgrades worth 290 million ETB. ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopian Airlines Group announce the reinstatement of its daily passenger flights to the historic city of Axum as of June 9, 2024. Ethiopian is resuming its flights to the city of Axum following the successful completion of extensive maintenance work on both the airfield and terminal facilities, with contract amount of 290 million Ethiopian Birr (ETB). Ethiopian Airlines is committed to providing unparalleled services on this route, connecting travelers to the rich cultural heritage of Axum. Sending his congratulatory message over the flight resumption, Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO, Mr. Mesfin Tasew said, “We are truly pleased for reinstating our flights to Axum, a cultural UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its cultural significance.

A boat carrying 260 migrants sank off Yemen's coast on Monday, killing at least 49 people and leaving 140 others missing, the United Nations' international migration agency said Tuesday. The IOM said at the time it had recorded a total of 1,350 deaths on the migration route since 2014, not including this year. Those migrants who successfully reach Yemen often encounter further threats to their safety. A July 2019 file photo shows Ethiopian migrants walking on the shores of Ras al-Ara, Lahj, Yemen, after disembarking from a boat. A boat carrying migrants sank off Yemen's coast on June 10, 2024, according to the U.N. immigration agency, killing at least 39 people and leaving dozens more missing.

Finfare Connect Joins Ethiopian Airlines and Loyyal to Launch Innovative Bank-Linked OffersFavoriteReading Time: 3 minutesEthiopian Airlines Partners with Loyyal and Finfare Connect for Innovative Rewards Management SystemEthiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s leading airline and a rapidly growing global airline brand, has appointed innovative tech loyalty partner Loyyal to integrate its Access Point flagship solution as a rewards management system within its loyalty offering. Ethiopian Airlines Group Partners with Loyyal and Finfare ConnectEthiopian Airlines and Loyyal have teamed up with Finfare Connect to seamlessly integrate world-class bank-linked offers (account-linked and card-linked) through an automated platform designed specifically for loyalty program owners. This makes them one of the first airline rewards programs powered by bank data in the world. Gunjan Kumar, Chief Revenue Officer at Loyyal, shared, “My relationship with Ethiopian Airlines dates back to its STAR Alliance induction. About Finfare ConnectFinfare Connect is a market-leading rewards platform that helps businesses engage and retain customers with personalized offers.

NEXT Weather Alert for Tuesday 6/11/2024 5AM NEXT Weather meteorologist KC Sherman says the alert lasts through Friday as waves of rain, some with heavy downpours, will sweep through over the next few days. Potential flooding is possible.

The export was accompanied by a revenue increase, generating USD 209.54 million, which surpassed the planned income by 107%. Over the first 11 months, Ethiopia has exported a total of 252,466.98 tons of coffee, generating USD 1.208 billion USD. Dr. Adugna Debela, Director General of the Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority, acknowledged the contributions of all stakeholders. Major destinations for Ethiopian coffee include Germany, USA, South Korea,Japan, Belgium, China, United Arab Emirates, and Italy. Ethiopia exports its coffee to above 50 countries.

The scallion latte, explainedThe Scallion Latte trend is believed to have originated in China, where culinary experimentation often leads to unique and surprising dishes. TikTok coffee trendsTikTok has become a hub for the latest and most innovative coffee trends, with users frequently sharing their unique creations and flavor experiments. Beyond the Scallion Latte, several other coffee trends have gained significant attention and sparked curiosity among coffee enthusiasts. Peet’s CoffeeRELATED: Starbucks’ New Lavender Drink Is Made With Oat Milk—But It’s Not Dairy-FreeThis week, Peet’s Coffee introduced a summer lineup of sparkling beverages inspired by a TikTok trend: sparkling coffee. “Our new bubbly beverages add some sparkle to your everyday routine,” Jessica Buttimer, Senior Vice President of Brand & DTC at Peet’s Coffee, said.

Currency devaluation can be seen as a tool to address imbalances in the economy, particularly if the local currency is overvalued relative to its fundamentals. IMF and World Bank Conditionality: In exchange for financial assistance or access to development loans, the IMF and World Bank often impose conditions on borrowing countries, known as conditionalities. Social Impact and Equity Concerns: Currency devaluation can have distributional consequences, affecting different segments of the population in varying ways. Foreign Debt: If Ethiopia has significant foreign debt denominated in foreign currency, devaluation can make it more expensive to service this debt, as the amount owed in local currency increases. Export Competitiveness: On the flip side, devaluation can make Ethiopian exports cheaper for foreign buyers, potentially boosting export competitiveness and increasing export revenues.

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Ethiopian Airlines group Boosts ShebaMiles with new Everyday offers Through Loyyal and Finfare Connect PartnershipFavoriteReading Time: 2 minutesEthiopian Airlines partners with Loyyal and Finfare Connect to offer ShebaMiles members miles on everyday purchases, integrating advanced smart contract and blockchain tech. Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s foremost airline and a rapidly expanding global aviation brand, has selected the innovative tech firm Loyyal as its partner for the Access Point flagship solution, enhancing its rewards management system within its loyalty program. Ethiopian Airlines and Loyyal have partnered with Finfare Connect to seamlessly integrate top-tier bank-linked offers (both account-linked and card-linked) through an automated platform tailored for loyalty program owners. Gunjan Kumar, Chief Revenue Officer at Loyyal states, “My relationship with Ethiopian Airlines dates to its STAR Alliance induction. This partnership opens up a wide spectrum of offers, enhancing the value and flexibility of the loyalty program for its members.

TourReview launches the Review Collector, a tool enhancing how tour operators gather and manage customer feedback, featuring customizable surveys and real-time analytics. MADRID – TourReview, the AI-driven travel review platform for the tours and activities sector, announces the launch of its latest innovation, the Review Collector. Seamless Integration with Review Master: Operators using the Review Master can access and manage all collected reviews and those published on various OTAs from a single interface. “Building on this success today, we are excited to introduce the Review Collector, a tool that seamlessly integrates with the Review Master. Additionally, the Review Collector offers the flexibility to fully customise survey questions and distribute them via SMS, WhatsApp, or email.”

Addis Ababa — Ethiopia and the Republic of Finland signed a five-million Euro grant agreement to enhance teachers education for inclusion and quality. The grant agreement which will be implemented from 2025 - 2028 is dedicated to the realization of technical assistance for teacher education for inclusion and quality. The overall objective of the project is to enhance teacher education for inclusion by focusing on developing teacher competencies through pre-service teacher education and practice, as well as strengthening pedagogical and practical knowledge and skills on inclusive education. State Minister of Finance, Semereta Sewasew and Minister for Foreign Trade and Development of Finland, Ville Tavio, signed the agreement today in Addis Ababa, according to Ministry of Finance.

Japanese and Ethiopian participants dance during an exchange event in Tokyo's Katsushika Ward on May 12. (Minako Yoshimoto)Ephrem Haile, who fled from political strife in Ethiopia in 2005, now feels right at home in Tokyo’s Katsushika Ward. Haile operates the Little Ethiopia restaurant with his wife in Katsushika Ward, a few minutes’ walk from Keisei Electric Railway Co.’s Yotsugi Station along the Arakawa river. Serving authentic wat with a distinctive sour taste, Little Ethiopia often bustles with Haile’s compatriots and local residents. The many factories that deal with metalwork and machinery parts in Katsushika Ward offered employment opportunities for the arriving Ethiopians.