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Ethiopia’s Supreme court, Meaza Ashenafi, and her deputy, Solomon Areda Waktolla Quit

January 17, 2023

Head of Ethiopia’s Supreme court, Meaza Ashenafi, and her deputy, Solomon Areda Waktolla have resigned from their position.

Report says a letter to the House of People’s Representatives HPR did not state the reason for their resignation.

Meanwhile, the Parliament has subsequently approved Assistant Professor, Tewdros Mihret, from Addis Abeba University as Chief Justice, and Federal Supreme Court Judge, Abeba Embiale, as Deputy Chief Justice replacing Meaza and Solomon respectively.

Chief Justice Meaza and her deputy Solomon were nominated by PM Abiy Ahmed to the House of People’s Representatives HPR on November 01, 2018. During which both have received a unanimous vote from the House.

Report says Solomon has recently been appointed as a half-time judge of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal for the term 2023-2030.

 

AFRICANEWS/Christopher Ojilere

1 Comment

  1. why this time? the lady was in power for long watching human right abused citizens right violated, Ethiopians slaughtered, court orders was not respected. After promoting Oromuma agendas it is not fair betraying Abyi on his dying moment. During her active engagements she was more of a model than a person on higher rank to protect the law.

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