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May 2022

Ethiopian govt bans the Economist journalist from working in the country

Ethiopian govt bans the Economist journalist from working in the country

Ethiopian authorities have revoked the press accreditation of Tom Gardner. The country says he failed to live up to the standards of conduct for journalists. Jeff Pearce, a writer and historian, had earlier accused Gardner of “an unforgivable and appalling breach of journalistic ethics”. The Ethiopian government has revoked the media accreditation of The Economist journalist Tom […]

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Dialogue Chief Commissioner Calls on Int’l Community to Contribute to Consultation Project

Dialogue Chief Commissioner Calls on Int’l Community to Contribute to Consultation Project

National Dialogue Chief Commissioner, Professor Mesfin Araya has called on the diplomatic community residing in Ethiopia to contribute to the success of the national consultation project. Commissioners, alongside the chief commissioner briefed today the diplomatic community on the activities of the commission working to bolster national consensus. Professor Mesfin explained about the commission’s steps of the exploratory phase

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TPLF Poses Present Threat to Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa

TPLF Poses Present Threat to Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa

Many seasoned scholars on Ethiopia and larger Africa here and abroad try to postulate that the conflict in the northern part of Ethiopia is restricted to Ethiopia, probably transcending as far as the Horn of Africa. However, the notorious behavior of the terrorist organization and its expansionist and extremist polices are far beyond. Its Greater

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Filthy Rich Texas Congressman Michael McCaul Gunning for Poor Ethiopia!

Filthy Rich Texas Congressman Michael McCaul Gunning for Poor Ethiopia!

By Alemayehu G. Mariam Michael McCaul (R-TX) is the richest member of the U.S. House of Representatives with assets of nearly $126 million. As a member of Congress, McCaul earns $174,000 a year. But for Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) who is worth over $200 million, McCaul would have been the filthy richest member in the entire legislative branch

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Human Rights Commission tells lawmakers to “pay special attention” to rising rights abuse including extrajudicial killings, excessive use of force

Human Rights Commission tells lawmakers to “pay special attention” to rising rights abuse including extrajudicial killings, excessive use of force

By Getahun Tsegaye @GetahunTsegay12 Addis Abeba – Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) told lawmakers to pay “special attention” to the increasing level of human rights abuses in Ethiopia including extrajudicial killings, excessive use of force, random detentions, including extended detentions without due process by the court of law, as well as detentions targeting journalists and opposition politicians. The Commission

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Ethiopia: Ethio Telecom solidifies market dominance by embracing 5G

Ethiopia: Ethio Telecom solidifies market dominance by embracing 5G

By Yanitsa Boyadzhieva May 11, 2022 State-run Ethio Telecom launched a pre-commercial 5G network in Ethiopia’s capital city Addis Ababa It demonstrated capabilities of the next-generation communications technology through a robot interaction Commercialisation of 5G hinges on market demand for consumer and enterprise services, alongside affordable compatible devices With the move, Ethio Telecom solidifies its position

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Google Translate adds 24 new languages, including its first indigenous languages of the Americas

Google Translate adds 24 new languages, including its first indigenous languages of the Americas

Sarah Perez May 11, 2022 In addition to improving Google Assistant’s ability to communicate with users in a more natural way, Google today announced improvements to its Google Translate service. The company said it’s adding 24 new languages — including its first indigenous languages of the Americas with the additions of Quechua, Guarani and Aymara. Other additions

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Cyber-attacks more than quadruple in Ethiopia: intelligence agency

Cyber-attacks more than quadruple in Ethiopia: intelligence agency

By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE MAY 11 2022 Ethiopia has recorded more than 5,000 cyber-attack attempts during the 2021/2022 fiscal year, registering a record high of such attacks. “A total of 5,586 cyber-attacks were carried out during the last nine months,” The Ethiopian Information Network Security Agency (INSA) said on Saturday while presenting its nine-month performance report

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