Wuchale Town ( Photo : SM/File)borkenaHeavy fighting is reported between Fano forces and government soldiers in Wuchale town, South Wollo, Amhara region of Ethiopia. The fighting broke out on Sunday after Fano Forces launched a surprise attack on government forces in the town, according to a report by Ethiopian Media Services (EMS) which cited sources from the area. However, the Defense Force is said to have control of the Ambasel Mountain from which it is shelling Wuchale town. The Wollo area of the Amhara region – especially the north part- has recently seen recurring fighting between the Fano Forces and government forces. Other media outlets with links in the Amhara region have been reporting recurring clashes between Fano forces and government forces in Gojam, Shewa, and Gondar as well.

Ethiopian authorities have used the state of emergency to silence peaceful dissent by arbitrarily detaining prominent politicians critical of the government and journalists, Amnesty International said today. Ethiopians face another armed conflict in Amhara region, a serious humanitarian crisis in Tigray, a dire security situation in Oromia and pervasive impunity nationwide. “The extension of the state of emergency proclamation has not yet been published in the country’s Negarit Gazette. Ethiopian authorities must stop detaining people en masse with disregard for due process under the country’s state of emergency law. “Ethiopian authorities must stop detaining people en masse with disregard for due process under the country’s state of emergency law.

I recall being amused peering into what was probably two tea-spoonfuls settled at the bottom of the small coffee cup, next to a proportionally small cookie. I got into extensive reading about different coffee types and brewing methods since then. And here’s an additional piece of advice, stay away from the commercial coffee brands for espresso, they just don’t measure up. Crafting a good espresso is a bit challenging, considering the different variables at play. Factors such as origin, altitude, roast type, age, even the barista expertise is key to getting a good cup.

Ethiopia has significant renewable energy potential, including hydroelectric, wind, solar and geothermal sources, with the capacity to generate more than 60,000 MW of electrical energy. While facing criticism from downstream countries over the GERD, Ethiopia is diversifying its renewable energy portfolio to meet growing demand and ensure sustainable development. Ethiopia has been gradually developing its renewable energy potential in recent years, adding wind, solar, geothermal and hydroelectric capacity. In the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia is home to abundant renewable energy sources, with potential for massive green energy generation if supported by increased investment in the sector. Despite this great potential, Ethiopia has struggled to harness its natural energy sources due to lack of investment.

“Ethiopians face another armed conflict in Amhara region, a serious humanitarian crisis in Tigray, a dire security situation in Oromia and pervasive impunity nationwide. The regional state has since been the epicenter of the latest militarized conflict involving government forces armed groups that swept large parts of the regional state. “The extension of the state of emergency proclamation has not yet been published in the country’s Negarit Gazette. Five politicians and the three journalists have been arrested and remain detained without charge under the state of emergency, according to their family members interviewed by Amnesty International. Among those detained under the emergency rule include Christian Tadelle, an opposition members of parliament, and Yohannes Buayalew, a member of the Amhara Regional Council.

Westminster Abbey has agreed “in principle” to returning a sacred tablet to the Ethiopian Orthodox church, igniting a debate around restitution claims made by the East African nation. “The Dean and Chapter has decided in principle that it would be appropriate to return the Ethiopian tabot to the Ethiopian church,” a spokesperson for Westminster Abbey said. “We are currently considering the best way to achieve this, and we are in ongoing discussions with representatives of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo church. Westminster Abbey did not confirm what triggered the change of position, but there has been growing pressure on all European institutions that hold items taken during the colonial era. after newsletter promotionThe museum’s long-held position on the items is to eventually lend them to an Ethiopian Orthodox church in the UK “where they can be cared for by the clergy within their traditions”.

Angelo Moriondo was the first; his “steam machinery for the economic and instantaneous confection of coffee beverage” was patented in 1884, though it could only brew large batches of coffee and never became commercially available. Black Coffee Cools Faster Than Coffee With CreamAdding a little cream to your cup of coffee can improve the flavor and possibly help it stay warm for longer. Coffee “beans” are actually the seeds found within coffee cherries, a reddish fruit harvested from coffee trees. Decaf Coffee Is Still a Tiny Bit CaffeinatedDecaf coffee has helped coffee drinkers enjoy the taste of coffee without (much of) the jolting effects of caffeine, but its creation was entirely accidental. According to legend, around 1905 German coffee merchant Ludwig Roselius received a crate of coffee beans that had been drenched with seawater.

In January, 307 521 passengers were handled at Katowice Airport, i.e. Passengers most often chose scheduled flights connecting Katowice Airport with Dortmund, London-Stansted, London-Luton, Abu Dhabi, and Athens. In January, most popular were charter flights from Katowice Airport to Hurghada, Marsa Alam, Sharm El Sheikh, Zanzibar, and Antalya. “2024 began well at Katowice Airport. 6 million passengers will travel via the Katowice Airport network of flights.

Her statement was delivered prior to the conclusion of the AU summit held this morning. According to a statement from the Somali government, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud had cut short his AU summit attendance due to what is described as Ethiopian security forces blocking him from accessing the AU headquarters. “But, the President of Somalia refused to accept the security personnel deployed for him by the government of Ethiopia,” Ambassador Meles stated. The 37th African Union (AU) Summit, held in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia over the past two days, concluded today with a speech from newly elected AU Chairman Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, President of Mauritania. The summit has also sparked controversy with a speech by visiting Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva that drew condemnation from Israel.

WHO sets up 17 Standard Cholera Treatment Centers in Ethiopia to Combat Cholera Outbreak. Photo: WHOAddis Abeba – The World Health Organization (WHO) said it has set up 17 standard cholera treatment centers across Ethiopia amid rising cholera death, which is also affecting millions in various regional states in Ethiopia. “This initiative, which is critical for saving lives, ensures that those affected receive rapid and effective care and treatment,” WHO said. Ethiopia’s cholera cases picked up unprecedented pace since March 2023, with over 2,276 cases and 50 deaths, putting 3.3 million people at risk. Establishing these CTCs followed discussions with local health officials and community members to prevent environmental contamination and pollution,” WHO further said.

Ethiopia’s FARIS Technology is working with the government to prepare the country’s first satellite launch aimed at increasing Internet connectivity, CEO Elias Yirdaw tells The Africa Report. There's more to this story Get unlimited access to our exclusive journalism and features today. Our award-winning team of correspondents and editors report from over 54 African countries, from Cape Town to Cairo, from Abidjan to Abuja to Addis Ababa. Subscribe Now cancel anytime Already a a subscriber Sign In

Ethiopia gears up to kickstart its $250 million data mining project. Following the approval of mining activities, Ethiopia is spearheading Bitcoin mining on a continental scale. The project aligns with the nation’s commitment to fund a $250 million data mining project. The partnership will be for a $250 million data mining project in Ethiopia.” The announcement read. In the long term, Bitcoin mining will not be beneficial for both miners as countries enhance mining operations.

Hargeisa, Somalia — Somaliland said that an official agreement was recently signed with Ethiopia and a committee of experts was appointed to complete it. Somaliland's Information Minister Ali Mohamed Hassan who spoke to the BBC said that the deal will contribute to the strengthening of cooperation between Somaliland and Ethiopia. The minister denied that high-ranking Ethiopian officials are in Somaliland according to President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, but he noted that there are high-ranking Somaliland officials in Addis Ababa, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs D.R. The President of Somaliland, Muse Bihi Abdi, recently appointed a committee of academics, lawyers, and diplomats led by Amb. Somaliland said that this agreement would cause Ethiopia to recognize it as an independent country, while the Somali government described its independence as being violated.

AdvertisementIn his words, Belay echoes the anguish of countless migrants trapped in the labyrinthine corridors of Saudi Arabian detention. According to studies, Saudi Arabia currently hosts approximately 750,000 Ethiopian migrants, with around 60% (450,000) believed to have entered the country through irregular means. Undocumented Ethiopian migrant workers in Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia often find themselves unable to legalize their residency status. The most recent wave of repatriations saw 102,000 migrants deported by Saudi Arabia in 2022, mostly undocumented migrants. “IOM’s involvement in assisting returnees from Saudi Arabia begins only after migrants arrive at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport,” she explained.

Some Tanzanians online are expressing concern that a new statue in honour of their founding president Julius Nyerere does not look like him. “I know the gesture counts most but this statue’s face has very little or no resemblance to Mwalimu Nyerere (old or young),” Maria Sarungi says on X (formerly Twitter). Nyerere was the leader of what is now Tanzania from independence in 1961 until 1985. He was a committed pan-Africanist and hosted independence fighters opposed to white minority rule in southern Africa. Last year, a statue honouring Zambia’s first President, Kenneth Kaunda, had to be removed after weeks of ridicule, with people similarly saying that it did not look like him.