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December 2022

Under Abiy Ahmed administration the future of Ethiopia as a state at risk

Under Abiy Ahmed administration the future of Ethiopia as a state at risk

Washington Update – by Mesfin Mekonen December 16, 2022 An undeserved Christmas gift The Biden administration gave Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy an undeserved early Christmas gift this week, conferring legitimacy on him and his government by inviting him to attend a summit of African leaders in Washington and granting him a meeting with Secretary of State […]

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Saudi Arabia: Ethiopian migrants forcibly returned after detention in abhorrent conditions

Saudi Arabia: Ethiopian migrants forcibly returned after detention in abhorrent conditions

6 December 2022 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Saudi authorities are forcibly returning hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian migrants after arbitrarily holding them in indefinite detention in inhuman and cruel conditions solely because they do not have valid residency documents, a situation exacerbated by Saudi’s abusive kafala system, Amnesty International said today. The organization is calling upon the

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Ethiopian Scientists in Rockville Maryland

Ethiopian Scientists in Rockville Maryland

 December 07, 202 A team of scientists from Sanaria Inc. in Rockville, Maryland published their findings on what is being named as the highest contribution to the fight against malaria. These team included two Ethiopian senior scientists.  ዮናስ አበበ (YONAS ABEBE)  and አለምታዬ አንዳርጌ ዮሴፍ (ALEMTAYE ANDARGE YOSSEF). Their research was published in a Journal named ‘Nature’.

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Meta sued for .6 billion USD for fuelling Ethiopia ethnic violence

Meta sued for $1.6 billion USD for fuelling Ethiopia ethnic violence

14 December 2022 Meta must reform its business practices to ensure Facebook’s algorithms do not amplify hatred and fuel ethnic conflict, Amnesty International said today in the wake of a landmark legal action against Meta submitted in Kenya’s High Court. The legal action claims that Meta promoted speech that led to ethnic violence and killings in

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Ethiopia: Ministry of Justice filed corruption charges against four employees of NISS

Ethiopia: Ministry of Justice filed corruption charges against four employees of NISS

The Ministry of Justice says it has filed grand corruption charges against four employees of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) including its deputy director for Construction and Logistics, who are suspected of buying 29,200 quintals of cement from two factories at a low price and selling it at higher prices. The officials and

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OPEN LETTER WITH RECOMMENDATIONS TO ANTONY BLINKEN

OPEN LETTER WITH RECOMMENDATIONS TO ANTONY BLINKEN

 WHY DO YOU NOT CONDEMN TERRORISM IN ETHIOPIA? Al Mariam’s Commentaries Antony Blinken US Secretary of State Washington, DC Sir: The Immigration and Nationality Act § 219 (Title 8, CHAPTER 12  SUBCHAPTER II Part II § 1189; 8 U.S. Code § 1189 – Designation of foreign terrorist organizations) authorizes the Secretary of State to designate an organization a

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Marshall Plan for Africa: A Global Security and Moral Imperative

Marshall Plan for Africa: A Global Security and Moral Imperative

Yonas Biru, PhD December 10, 2022 The Humanity of the World Can be Measured Against the Fate of Africa ~Former German President Horst Köhler There are four salient issues with Sub-Saharan Africa’s (henceforth “Africa”) economic reality. First, Africa has become a land of recurring famine, a theatre of civil wars, and a social Petri dish

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‘Everything increasing except wages’: inflation batters Ethiopia

‘Everything increasing except wages’: inflation batters Ethiopia

Addis Ababa (AFP) – “Everything is increasing except our wages,” Ethiopian porter Zerihun told AFP, summing up the financial crisis facing the Horn of Africa nation as it reels from skyrocketing inflation and an economic slowdown. After a decade of dynamic growth during the 2010s, Africa’s second most populous country has suffered multiple shocks, including the

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