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June 17, 2024 15:58 UTC
Buckeye Firearms Association applauds SCOTUS ruling on bump stocks
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June 17, 2024 14:51 UTC
Ethiopia will strengthen relations with China in all areas
Farah highlighted China’s status as a solid economic partner in the development of Ethiopia during his talk with the director of the International Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC), Liu Jianchao, on the sidelines of the “World Majority for Multipolar Order” forum meeting in Russia, Fana Broadcasting Corporate reported. The Ethiopian authority said that many Chinese companies are actively involved in various Ethiopian sectors and welcomed the CPC’s support in Ethiopia’s quest to become a member of the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arabs Emirates, Iran and recently Ethiopia). He also expressed interest in strengthening ties between parties, exchange of experiences, training programs, and capacity development initiatives. Regarding bilateral relations in terms of trade and investment, the Chinese official cited the Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway line built in collaboration with the Belt and Road Initiative, as an illustrative example of joint efforts. He also invited the Ethiopian delegation to participate in the China-Africa Forum, scheduled for October 2024.jrr/llp/jf/nmr
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June 17, 2024 14:05 UTC
Visa bias: Tell me where you're from, I'll tell how likely you are to get a Schengen visa
Data from Schengen Visa Statistics in 2023 show that African nationals lost about 56 million euros in visa application fees due to rejection. He’s among the many people navigating the often arduous visa process throughout Africa, which faces higher visa rejection rates than anywhere else in the world when it comes to visiting Europe’s Schengen Area. Visa rejections are used as a political tool by European governments, including France, to negotiate the deportation of those who migrate to Europe without proper authorization. READ ALSO: 5 African countries with the highest Schengen visa rejection ratesBeyond rejection rates, the difficulty of applying is also a policy choice by European governments, Maru said. "According to European states, most rejections are based on "reasonable doubts about the visa applicants’ intention to return home."
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June 17, 2024 12:22 UTC
Undocumented Ethiopian migrants ordered out of Somalia's Puntland
Undocumented Ethiopian migrants ordered out of Somalia's PuntlandGAROWE, Somalia - Several undocumented Ethiopian migrants have been ordered out of Garowe, the regional administrative capital of Puntland, with the directive geared towards realigning the city's priorities for national security defense and protection. Abdikhadir Mohamed Mohamud Geddi, the mayor of Garowe, said all illegal migrants within the city ought to leave with immediate effect or face the law. There are many Ethiopians in Garowe who take part in business and other community transformation activities. "I want to send a message to the Ethiopian people who are in the city illegally. In recent years, many Ethiopians have flocked to Somalia, particularly in Puntland, the SSC-Khatumo regions, and the Somaliland area.
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June 17, 2024 11:58 UTC
Ethiopian airways launch inaugural flight into Maun
Maun is the most profitable airport in Botswana- LesasoMaun Airport is leading other airports in the country in terms of financial profit, Deputy Minister of Education and Skills Development, Aubrey Lesaso has said. Other international airports in the country include Sir Seretse Khama International (SSKI) Airport in Gaborone, PG Matante International Airport in the second city; Francistown and Kasane international Airport in the country’s tourism hub, Kasane. Lesaso further noted that Botswana skies remain one of the safest as the country’s compliance rating is above the world average of 80.1 percent with Maun and SKKI international Airports having been certified among the four international airports. With its pristine landscapes, abundant wildlife and rich cultural heritage.”Mthimkhulu further stated that his Ministry through Botswana Tourism Organisation has partnered with Ethiopian Airlines on a promotion campaign that will propel awareness about travels between Addis Ababa and Maun. First scheduled flight into Maun was in 1937 and Botswana Aviation Research indicates that by 1937 Airfields were already established at Francistown, Maun, Palapye, Gaborone and Gantsi and by1950 Francistown-Maun Air Service was allowed on a fortnightly frequency.
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June 17, 2024 09:15 UTC
Ethiopian graduates nearly 800 aviation professionals
Ethiopian Aviation University, Africa’s largest aviation training center, graduated nearly 800 professionals, including trainees from nine countries, on June 15, 2024. ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopian Aviation University, Africa’s largest aviation center of excellence, graduates close to 800 aviation professionals including international trainees from eight Africancountries and one from Asia. The day has been graced by Ambassadors and Officials from African countries including Ethiopian Airlines Group executives, families and friends of the graduates. The graduates were trainees in Ethiopian Aviation University’s Pilot, Aviation Maintenance, Cabin Crew, and Commercial Training programs. Congratulating the aviation professionals, Ethiopian Airlines Group Chief Executive Officer Mr. Mesfin Tasew, said, “We are delighted to witness the fruits of our effort in realizing a self-sufficient Africa, in terms of aviation professionals supporting the industry within the continent.
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June 17, 2024 09:09 UTC
Cargo volumes increase again for Liege Airport in May
Liege Airport has reported growth in aircraft movements and cargo tonnage since the start of the year, with May 2024 continuing this positive trend. For May 2024, the airport recorded an 11.3% increase in cargo aircraft movements compared to May 2023, rising from 2,026 to 2,256. Cargo tonnage saw a 13.4% increase, with 95,905 tonnes handled compared to 84,582 tonnes in May 2023. Liege Airport, however, reported a 33% increase for April 2024 compared to April 2019, and an average growth of 28% for the first five months of 2024 compared to the same period in 2019. READ MORE NEWS: Ethiopian Cargo and Liege Airport renew alliance
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June 17, 2024 08:39 UTC
Thousands of Rohingya feared trapped in fighting in western Myanmar
Tens of thousands of Muslim minority Rohingya are feared to be caught in fighting in western Myanmar, as a powerful armed ethnic group bears down on junta positions in a coastal town on the country's border with Bangladesh. Around 70,000 Rohingya who are in Maungdaw are trapped as the fighting draws closer, said Aung Kyaw Moe, the deputy human rights minister in Myanmar's shadow National Unity Government. Thousands of Rohingya fled toward neighboring Bangladesh last month, seeking safety from the escalating conflict, although the neighboring country is reluctant to accept more refugees. The Arakan Army denies the allegations. Rohingya have faced persecution in Buddhist-majority Myanmar for decades.
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June 17, 2024 04:20 UTC
Empowering Ethiopian Americans in the 2024 Election: A Call to Action
By engaging in the electoral process, Ethiopian Americans can ensure that their concerns are heard and addressed by elected officials at all levels of the US government. The Biden administration, along with the Democratic Party, must not assume Ethiopian American votes are guaranteed, underscoring the need for a more informed and mutually beneficial relationship between Ethiopian Americans and political leaders. In order to ensure that more Ethiopian Americans are able to participate in the 2024 election, it is essential to undertake voter registration efforts within the community. Furthermore, it is crucial for Ethiopian Americans to stay informed about the candidates and issues at stake in the 2024 election. In conclusion, the 2024 election presents a crucial opportunity for Ethiopian Americans to make their voices heard and advocate for positive change in their communities and the nation at large.
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June 17, 2024 02:58 UTC
One-on-one with State Sen. Jason Pizzo | Facing South Florida
One-on-one with State Sen. Jason Pizzo | Facing South Florida CBS News Miami's Jim DeFede talks to Democratic State Senator Jason Pizzo, the incoming minority leader, who represents the district where the greatest flood impacts were felt this week: coastal Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. The two discuss, among other things, the inadequacy of the state flooding budget, resiliency, and an apparent state government disconnect when it comes to the needs to offset flood damage impacts in counties like Miami-Dade and Broward. Guest: State Sen. Jason Pizzo/(D) South Florida/Incoming Minority Leader
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June 16, 2024 22:08 UTC
Ethiopian Airlines Boosts Domestic Connectivity with New Flights to Nekemte
Ethiopian Airlines Boosts Domestic Connectivity with New Flights to NekemteFavoriteReading Time: 2 minutesEthiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest and one of the fastest-growing airline brands globally, has launched thrice-weekly flights to Nekemte’s Gudina Tumsa Airport. This project is part of our vision to expand our domestic destinations nationwide with a firm determination to strengthen regional connectivity. Ethiopian Airlines, aiming to expand its domestic network to 31 destinations from the current 23 by 2035, has already started constructing and upgrading domestic airports and aviation facilities to provide more extensive and advanced flight services across the country. The newly completed airport facility is part of Ethiopian Airlines’ efforts to enhance the socio-economic and cultural connections between Ethiopian cities and beyond. Recently inaugurated projects include Addis Ababa Bole International Airport Terminal I, Axum Yohannes IV Airport, Jinka Airport Terminal, and Gode Ugaas Miraad Airport, with more projects set for completion soon.
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June 16, 2024 22:04 UTC
New program to support young negotiators on land, drought – New Business
Mobilizing all generations in support of sustainable land stewardship is the focus of Desertification and Drought Day 2024, celebrated on 17 June, marking a pivotal moment in the global effort to combat land degradation and drought. They are key to transforming their communities and driving innovation in sustainable land management. The event culminated in a series of announcements and commitments to promote sustainable land management. A new programme to train youth negotiators to become future decision-makers on land and drought issues was launched. Sri Lanka held an awareness-raising campaign, Guatemala linked sustainable development and land management, and Moldova held an interregional meeting on drought and land degradation neutrality.
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June 16, 2024 21:21 UTC
Miami-Dade's new mental health facility opening delays | Facing South Florida
Miami-Dade's new mental health facility opening delays | Facing South Florida There was an extraordinary hearing in Miami Federal Court this week, in which a judge grilled Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava about why a new Mental Health facility the county has been promising, still isn't open. CBS News Miami's Jim DeFede talks with a Miami Herald reporter who was inside the courtroom and provides us with a first-hand account of exactly went on, where cameras were not allowed. Guest: Brittany Wallman/Miami Herald Reporter
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June 16, 2024 16:26 UTC
Downtown Bazaar weighing options for future, considering shifting ownership to tenants
The Downtown Bazaar’s future may rely on a new kind of ownership structure. One of the potential solutions, proposed by the bazaar’s tenants, is to shift to a more cooperative ownership model. The bazaar’s tenants – five restaurants and one boutique – would have the opportunity to take over the lease and share ownership. Downtown Bazaar, at former EXPO space, opens Monday Downtown Bazaar will open to the public Monday, bringing international all-stars from the West Side Bazaar to Buffalo’s Theatre District. The Downtown Bazaar opened in April 2023, followed by the new West Side Bazaar facility six months later.
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June 16, 2024 15:04 UTC