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He was one of thousands who have been fleeing secretly across the border to EU member Romania as Ukraine has tightened its draft rules. "Many of them say that they'd rather come and die on the mountain than die in the war." They risk freezing in the mountains or drowning in the Tisa River that runs along part of the northern border. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, 23 Ukrainians have been found dead on Romanian soil, border police say. Among the Ukrainians arriving there in vans and cars was a 29-year-old man travelling with his wife and daughter.

She and her colleagues use social media to campaign for gender equality online by challenging gender norms and attitudes towards women in Ethiopia, Africa’s second most populous nation. “My colleagues and I have received threats online that have become increasingly violent, especially after we engaged in social media activism regarding women’s rights,” Betelehem told AFP. “Death threats, sexual harassment, gang rape and threats of physical harm are commonplace.”Betelehem co-founded the Ethiopian Women Human Rights Defenders Network (EWHRDN) and an advocacy platform called Afro Feminism — Seta Set Power (Women in Power) in 2021. Since then, her social media and email accounts have been hacked and private information, including photos and her home address, stolen and shared online. The CIR said that with over 80 languages spoken in Ethiopia, social media companies lack the resources and staff to keep on top of abusive posts.

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China remains Ethiopia's top foreign investor, surpassing USD 5 billion USD investments last year. Dr. Yang Yihang, a senior Chinese diplomat, revealed nearly 2,000 Chinese projects are underway, creating 65,000 jobs. The upgraded "all-weather cooperation" between Ethiopia and China, as agreed by their leaders, is seen as a key driver. Dr. Yihang highlighted Ethiopia's role in China-Africa cooperation, noting the second China-Africa forum held in Addis Ababa. Collaboration under the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) has yielded progress in renewable energy, agriculture, and manufacturing.

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Cairo: Kuwait and Ethiopia have signed a memorandum of understanding to hire domestic workers in Kuwait amid shortage of workers. The Kuwaiti diplomat said that the pact aims to strengthen cooperation between the two countries and diversify Kuwait’s domestic labor market. A Kuwaiti delegation, comprising government officials and owners of labor employment offices, is currently visiting Ethiopia to discuss a potential mechanism for rehiring Ethiopian domestic workers in Kuwait. Kuwait has been facing a severe shortage of domestic workers and is seeking to explore new recruitment markets. In January, Kuwait implemented maximum fees for recruiting overseas domestic workers.

The Ethiopian seed sector is transforming into a more vibrant, pluralistic, and market-oriented one. Ethiopian seed companies are increasing their seed production and quality, while Dutch breeding companies are entering the market with high-value vegetable seeds. Resilience, an agribusiness consultancy firm, focuses on supporting ten Ethiopian seed companies in the partnership. The Ethiopian seed companies supply seed for the most important traditional crops in Ethiopia. Moreover, we promote student internships in seed companies in order to draw talented young people to the seed sector.'

Israel faces accusations of genocide as it battles Hamas following the October 7th terrorist attack. Critics argue Israel is unfairly judged compared to other nations, but this doesn’t invalidate all critiques. By Marc ChampionIsrael stands accused of genocide as it fights to destroy Hamas in response to its savage terrorist attack last October. It doesn’t, however, make all criticism of the war in Gaza either unfair or anti-semitic. The ICC warrants sought against Hamas are equally unprecedented; never before has the court indicted terrorists for war crimes.

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Safaricom Ethiopia has announced that it will be using locally manufactured telecom towers as it seeks to localize its infrastructure. Safaricom Ethiopia last week received 13 of the locally manufactured telecom towers out of the 68 it has ordered from Woda, the first Ethiopian local manufacturer of such towers. “This is a historic moment for Safaricom in Ethiopia as we have started the localization of the manufacturing of our infrastructure,” Safaricom Ethiopia CEO, Wim Vanhelleputte said. Safaricom Ethiopia hopes the new towers will help it expand its network and customer base which now stands at 4.4 million. “We are proud to be the first local company to supply telecom towers to Safaricom Ethiopia.

Deal with Ethiopia will help in defeating Houthi rebels, Bihi saysMuse Bihi Abdi of Somaliland speaks during a news conference on October 10, 2018. REUTERSHARGEISA, Somalia - The breakaway region of Somaliland insists the deal signed with Ethiopia would significantly help in handling Houthi rebels along the Red Sea, by securing 'freedom of navigation' which has been problematic for over a decade. “Ethiopia will build a naval military base and have commercial ships and in exchange Ethiopia will give us recognition — that’s the basics,” said Bihi Abdi. Hargeisa said international recognition could unlock further investments into its $3.4bn economy based on sea trade, remittances, and camel livestock. The two countries have also promised to provide warships in the Red Sea following Somalia’s request.

An agreement was signed yesterday between the Industrial Parks Development Corporation (IPDC) and the National Investment Group (NIG), marking a significant step forward for Ethiopia's aviation industry. The USD 110 million deal paves the way for the manufacturing of aircraft components at Kilinto Industrial Park. Local production of aircraft components will not only reduce reliance on imports (import substitution) but also unlock export potential. Furthermore, the project is envisioned to propel Ethiopia to the forefront of African aircraft manufacturing, fostering knowledge and technology transfer within the sector. Notably, Kilinto Industrial Park II is being specifically developed as an aviation hub.

Ethiopia's Livestock Development Institute (LDI) is witnessing a positive trend in livestock exports, generating approximately USD 74 million in revenue over the past 10 months. This figure, though 65% of the initial target, reflects progress towards the institute's goal of USD 140 million by year's end. The success is attributed to LDI's focus on research, technical support, and capacity building for livestock producers. These initiatives aim to streamline production processes and enhance the quality of exported goods like meat, honey, camel milk, and offal products. While acknowledging the shortfall from the initial target, Sahlu pointed out the significant progress made in boosting the sector.

It is one of many measures to achieve the Sustainable Development GoalsEthiopian authorities have unveiled a five-year food safety plan, as reported by ENA . Ethiopian Health Minister Dereje Duguma said the Ethiopian government is investing a lot in food safety. Heran Gerba, Ethiopian Food and Drug Authority Director General, said food quality is one of the regulator's priorities. She emphasised the importance of establishing a system to ensure safety by monitoring the production chain "from farm to table". Officials agreed that food safety is closely linked to many of the Sustainable Development Goals and the African Agenda 2063.