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Addis Ababa, 2024: Ethiopia has approved the inclusion of yellow fever vaccine into the country’s routine immunization schedule after a meeting of the Immunization Interagency Coordinating Committee (ICC) of Ethiopia on 19 January 2024. A single dose of yellow fever vaccine provides life-long protection. The Ethiopian population is among the 440 million people at risk located in the ‘yellow fever belt’ that lies at the Equator and spans 34 African countries. WHO estimates that 2.2 million cases and 30,000 deaths from yellow fever occur annually and 90% of these are reported in Africa. Routine immunization is considered the sustainable long-term approach to maintaining high levels of population immunity.

My personal experiences echo the urgency of addressing climate action. Our path must balance the urgency of climate action with the realities of economic and social dependencies on fossil fuelsI recently witnessed in Antarctica first-hand the retreat of glaciers that once seemed eternal, and local farmers speak of shifting growing seasons and unpredictable weather patterns. During my voyage to Antarctica, I saw the Southern Cross, a star visible only in the Southern Hemisphere. What happens in Antarctica will not, I am afraid to say, stay in Antarctica. Our path must balance the urgency of climate action with the realities of economic and social dependencies on fossil fuels.

Underlining support for Somalia's territorial integrity, the diplomatic source said, "The peace of Somalia is the peace of Ethiopia." Key for AfricaConversely, arguments that Türkiye's military and energy deals with Somalia are aimed at Ethiopia are unfounded. In 2021, Ethiopia and Türkiye also signed a Water, Military and Financial Cooperation Agreement during a visit by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Somalia may have used the recent deal with Türkiye as a balancing act against the Ethiopia-Somaliland deal and caused a war of words. Türkiye, then again, will pursue cooperation in humanitarian fields, economy, trade and military with both Ethiopia and Somalia, not aiming to endanger the balance.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Marilyn Goodman Baskin, 87, on March 14, 2024. Born to Dr. David H. Goodman and Della H. Goodman (Press) on Oct. 20, 1936, Marilyn’s life was a testament to her unwavering love for her family, her passion for education and the arts and …

Dire Dawa hosts Hawassa and title challengers, Ethiopia Nigd Bank, otherwise known as CBE - Commercial Bank of Ethiopia take on Mekelakeya. These massive week 18 fixtures in the Ethiopia premier league matches will be at the Dire Dawa International Stadium. Their win against Ethiopia Coffee last week was amazing and created a beautiful crowd in the stadium. The other match of the day or the match of the week will be between Ethiopia Nigd Bank and Mekelakeya. Ethiopia Nigd Bank is leading the table with 36 points two points far from the defending Champions, St George.

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The Los Angeles City College (LACC) community commemorated college President Amanuel Gebru’s first year on the job with a formal ceremony on the campus in East Hollywood on Thursday, March 14. Gebru became L.A. City College’s 16th president on Aug. 1 after former President Mary Gallagher retired. Ethiopian dancers perform during Los Angeles City College President Amanuel Gebru’s inauguration ceremony at LACC on Thursday, March 14, 2024. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)Los Angeles City College Vocal Ensemble sing the Black National Anthem “Lift Every Voice and Sing” during Los Angeles City College President Amanuel Gebru’s inauguration ceremony at LACC on Thursday, March 14, 2024. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)Ethiopian dancers perform during Los Angeles City College President Amanuel Gebru’s inauguration ceremony at LACC on Thursday, March 14, 2024.

The seeds were provided by FAO with funding from OCHA's Central Emergency Response Fund for anticipatory action to support people dealing with the region's longest drought in several decades. The humanitarian community acted earlier thanks to OCHA piloting an anticipatory action framework. The OCHA-managed Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) provided US$20 million to humanitarian partners to reduce the drought’s impact on more than 900,000 people. “The Ethiopia anticipatory action pilot demonstrated that if we act earlier, people’s lives will be better,” said Joyce Msuya, the Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator. “In 2024, drought is once again driving millions of people to suffer... we have the evidence, now we must scale.”

Elementary school teacher under investigation after allegedly kneeing 6-year-old student in groin A Park Lakes Elementary school teacher is under administrative investigation for allegedly kneeing a six-year-old student in the groin.

The former president of Somalia region, Abdi Mohamoud Omar, commonly known as ‘Abdi Iley’, was released from prison, his lawyer said. Abdi Iley was arrested in August 2018 in Addis Ababa, shortly after stepping down as the region’s president, and accused of inciting violence in his volatile region. He was freed on Thursday after the prosecution dropped the charges, confirmed his lawyer, Eskinder Gezahegn. Abdi Iley, who held authority over the Somali region for years before Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed came to power, has been implicated in numerous human rights violations, instances of violence, and mismanagement of state resources in the region. He allegedly commanded his special paramilitary Leyu forces to engage in acts of kidnapping, torture, and sexual abuse against political rivals and critics.

Miami Proud: University of Miami Doctor Sonjia Kenya champions AIDs awareness in South Florida's und Trish Christakis says as the only full professor of medicine who's a Black woman at the University of Miami, Dr. Kenya is paving the way in the medical field.

Behind the beat: South Florida students work hard to produce song South Florida students at Miami Art Studio talk about all the hard work that went into producing a song.

Boeing is going through a tough period, and one aviation safety expert said the company must do everything in its power to repair its damaged reputation. The aerospace industry is dominated by Boeing and Airbus, and Boeing’s production is crucial to for air travel, he said. That deadly crash occurred less than five months after a Boeing Max aircraft crashed in Indonesia, killing 189 people. The first of the two deadly crashes involving another model of the Boeing Max planes occurred just months later. The FAA said Boeing’s action plan must also address the findings from an expert review panel report that examined Boeing’s safety culture.