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Source:Ethiopian News
November 27, 2023 12:36 UTC
News: National Movement of Amhara calls for peace talks amid ongoing conflict in Amhara region
The leader of NaMA, Belete Molla (PhD) is the current Ethiopian minister of Innovation and Technology (Photo:Nama/Facebook)Addis Abeba – The National Movement of Amhara (NaMA) has issued an appeal to the government to engage in peace talks regarding the ongoing conflict in Amhara region between the federal government and a non-state militia group, Fano. Additionally, NaMA called for an impartial investigation into human rights violations occurring during the conflict. The attacks targeted a school and a bus station over the past week, raising concerns about human rights abuses amidst ongoing clashes in Amhara. In light of these facts, there has been increasing calls for all involved parties in the conflict in the Amhara region to engage in peace talks. Recently, the International Crisis Group has called upon the Ethiopian government to initiate peace talks to address the escalating conflict in the Amhara region.
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November 27, 2023 12:35 UTC
Ethiopian Airlines adds Gatwick flights
Ethiopian Airlines has recently begun flying from London Gatwick. The new Gatwick flights to Addis Ababa will operate three times weakly on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. The Gatwick flights join the established daily service from London Heathrow T2 to Addis Ababa. Ethiopian also flies five times a week from Manchester to Addis Ababa, connecting to over 60 African destinations and to the Far East & Asia. Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mesfin Tasew said, “We are excited to add Gatwick to our vast global network.”Stephanie Wear, VP Aviation Development, London Gatwick said: “As the largest carrier in Africa, this is an excellent addition to our network and adds a valuable, direct connection to Eastern Africa.”Learn more about : Ethiopian Airlines ( United Kingdom )
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November 27, 2023 09:11 UTC
EUROTRASH Monday: The Weekend’s Muddy Cyclo-Cross and All the Other News!
UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup – Dublin Men 2023Pim Ronhaar won the cyclo-cross World Cup in Dublin on Sunday. But all in all it was a great race on a very difficult course.”UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup – Dublin Men Result:1. Dublin’23:UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup – Dublin Women 2023Lucinda Brand convincingly won the Dublin 2023 World Cup cyclo-cross on Sunday. Uijtdebroeks looks ahead to the 2024 Tour of Italy with the Flemish newspaper. “What better way to spread this message than through an extremely inspiring cycling team?
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November 27, 2023 08:41 UTC
Virgin Australia to Expand its Fleet in 2024
Virgin Australia is set to expand its fleet with the addition of six more Boeing MAX-8 aircraft, scheduled for delivery in the latter half of 2024. The new fleet addition, named ‘Bronte Beach,’ will make its debut in Brisbane, arriving from the United States. In addition to the MAX-8s, Virgin Australia’s existing order of 25 MAX-10s remains on track, with deliveries expected from late 2025. Virgin Australia prides itself on maintaining one of Australia's youngest commercial fleets, currently averaging 11.7 years. A more modern, sustainable, and streamlined fleet is central to our ongoing transformation.”Virgin Australia’s fleet expansion and upgrade underscore its dedication to meeting the evolving needs of its customers and its commitment to a sustainable future in aviation.
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November 27, 2023 08:33 UTC
Ethiopia: What Is Federalism? Why Ethiopia Uses This System of Government and Why It's Not Perfect
The primary aim of Ethiopian federalism is to accommodate the country's diverse ethnic groups. Ethiopian federalism grants ethnic groups the right to self-determination. How Ethiopian federalism worksEthiopia's approach to federalism is bold compared to other highly diverse African federal states. The working of Ethiopian federalism, however, depends on the party system. Key challengesOne of the primary challenges of Ethiopian federalism lies in its inability to entirely resolve conflicts.
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November 27, 2023 08:04 UTC
Akobo Minerals celebrates historic milestone - hitting gold ore body at the Segele Mine
Official AKOBO MINERALS AB (PUBL) press releaseOSLO , 27 November 2023 : Akobo Minerals AB (Euronext and Frankfurt : AKOBO) (OTCQX:AKOBF). With an average grade of 22.7 grams of gold per ton of ore, Segele is one of the world's highest concentration gold resources. However, hitting the ore body has been delayed by several months due to rectifying major mistakes by the former contract miner. Akobo Minerals has emerged as the foremost gold exploration company in Ethiopia , boasting over 13 years of dedicated on-the-ground experience. Akobo Minerals places great emphasis on meeting and exceeding industry standards, fully complying with all aspects of the JORC code, 2012.
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November 27, 2023 07:48 UTC
Ethiopia’s efforts to establish right to Red Sea port raises concerns among neighbors: Egyptian Justice Party
The Egyptian Justice Party said that Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s attempts to demand maritime access to a port on the Red Sea has raised concerns among Ethiopia’s neighboring countries. A statement from the party said: “The speech of the Ethiopian Prime Minister before his country’s parliament, about what he called ‘the existential necessity for Ethiopia to reach an outlet in the Red Sea,’ continues to raise reactions and questions about the motives of the campaign launched by the Ethiopian Prime Minister.”The speech was well-received by Ethiopian media and political circles, the statement added, but has drawn out concern from neighbors such as Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia – countries that the speech addressed as potential destinations to guarantee the sea port. The Justice Party explained that Ethiopia seeks seaports in the Horn of Africa region as part of a plan that Abiy Ahmed desires to implement for his overall project to achieve economic progress for Ethiopia and overcome its status as a landlocked country, thereby increasing Ethiopia’s insistence on owning shares in seaports in the region.
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November 26, 2023 22:21 UTC
The Horn of Africa needs more trade—but not at the cost of more war
The Horn of Africa and the adjacent Red Sea is a strategically important area that has been ravaged by instability. To buttress his argument, Abiy referenced legendary nineteenth-century Abyssinian emperors and warriors who proclaimed the Red Sea as Ethiopia’s “natural boundary”. Abiy’s calls for Ethiopia to acquire a sea port have, understandably, encountered pushback from Somalia, Djibouti, and Eritrea. Following the war, Assab remained part of Eritrea, forcing Ethiopia to explore other trading routes. Following the devastating war, Ethiopia and Eritrea remained stuck in a no peace-no war stalemate marked by both sides funding each other’s militant opposition groups.
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November 26, 2023 16:03 UTC
Cobbs Hill Methodist Church Marks 196 Years
The historic Cobbs Hill Methodist Church recently celebrated its 196th anniversary, holding a special service to commemorate the day. The Church received congratulations in the House of Assembly during the Friday session, with various Members of Parliament recognizing their milestone. Part of the new African Diaspora Heritage Trail, the Church was completed in November 17th, 1827. Their website notes that construction began in 1825 by free men, women and enslaved people, who “toiled in their spare time, mostly in the moonlight, cutting stone from nearby quarries and carrying it on their backs, shoulders, and heads to build their church.”Read More AboutCategory: All, History, News
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November 26, 2023 14:45 UTC
EPICURIOUS: THE CHARM OF ETHIOPIA
According to historians, the injera’s origins can be traced back thousands of years ago to Ethiopia. Like rice or roti, injera is a staple in Ethiopia, Eritrea and parts of Sudan. With its flavourful spices and filling injera bread, Ethiopian food is something that is sure to appeal to a Pakistani palette. Make the ‘injera’ dosa. Serve the freshly-made ‘injera’ dosa with piping hot Misir Wat.
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November 26, 2023 03:35 UTC
Pragmatic Solutions to Evolutionary Traps: Are We Doomed? 😀
The spectacular implosion of the Tigryan political class is a cruel epitome of self-destruction in a spectacular fashion. With the Oromo political class, the problem is that it hates the Amhara more than it loves itself. Stuck in a reverse gear, its political energy is wasted trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. I cannot conclusively say the Amhara political class is more dangerous than the Oromo political class. This can come from an outside invasion, internal revolt outside of the Oromo, Amhara, and Tigray intellectual cabals, or from a divine intervention.
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November 26, 2023 00:29 UTC
Third King Salman Royal Reserve Festival begins
The session is being held under the theme “Reforms for a Better Future,” and is organized in cooperation with the Saudi Human Rights Commission. Representatives of member states, observer states, and experts from international and regional organizations were also present. Al-Dobeay said that both the organization and the international community recognize the valuable contribution of the commission in promoting and protecting human rights independently, neutrally, and objectively. This was followed by an open discussion among commission members, OIC member states, observer states, and their national human rights institutions, along with the responses of the main speakers. There will also be discussions on human rights violations in Palestine, and in Jammu and Kashmir.
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November 25, 2023 22:21 UTC
‘99% of Nigerians Languishing in Ethiopian Prisons for Drug Trafficking’ – Abike Dabiri-Erewa
Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), has revealed that 99% of Nigerians are currently languishing in Ethiopian prisons for drug trafficking offences. Dabiri-Erewa made this revelation in an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday. Abike Dabiri-ErewaShe said, “Sometime ago, the Nigerian Mission in Ethiopia had a long conversation with the Ethiopian authorities, and they got amnesty for every Nigerian in that prison, so they left. A whole lot of them returned again, committed the same offense—drugs—and then they were arrested.”The NIDCOM boss, however, dismissed a viral video claiming that 250 Nigerians are languishing in Ethiopian prisons and that they were going to be killed. She said, “Some Nigerians did a video and just said 250 Nigerians are in Ethiopian prisons and they are going to kill them.
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November 25, 2023 16:50 UTC
50 Things To Know Before Visiting Nigeria
That’s why we’ve put together this essential list, based on our own adventures and misadventures, of things you absolutely need to know before you set foot in Nigeria. So, let’s dive in and discover the 50 things that will make your journey to Nigeria not just a trip, but an unforgettable experience! 50 Things To Know Before Visiting NigeriaNigeria 101: A Cultural MosaicThe Heartbeat of NigeriaNigeria’s cultural diversity is its biggest charm. Rural CharmExperience both urban and rural Nigeria for a full picture. Nigeria After DarkThe nightlife in Nigeria is vibrant, especially in cities like Lagos and Abuja.
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November 25, 2023 15:53 UTC