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Ethiopia: Govt Says No Need for External Intervention to Settle Home Affairs
By Yohanes JemanehThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the government is discussing with the public and works to raise awareness on development plan as a means to address public demand. The government does not need any external intervention for its solely internal issue.
Ethiopia: Ethio-Turkish Investors to Expand Footprint With Salt Factory
A salt manufacturing industry established by Ethiopian and Turkish investors has become operational at a cost of 300 million Br in Semera, Afar regional state. The total area of the company is 50 thousands square metres. Currently, the manufacturing company has the capacity to create more than 300 job opportunities. This figure will reach 8,000 when the company becomes operational at its full capacity.
Ethiopian Medallist's Protest Raises Eyebrows in Rio
Cape Town — Long-distance runner Feyisa Lilesa, 26, managed to hold on to collect silver in an exciting race that saw Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge cement his status as "the most commanding marathon runner of the current generation", according to the IAAF.
East Africa: EAMU May Miss Single Currency Deadline
By Dicta AsiimweThe East African Community's dream of a monetary union and a single currency may not be realised by the 2024 deadline. A new report by Uganda's Ministry of East African Affairs blames this on lack of resources, which saw the bloc postpone the establishment of East African Monetary Institute (EAMI) - a precondition for having a single currency by 2024 - from 2015 to a yet to be announced date.
Ethiopia: Peace - a Crucial Factor for Ethiopia's Development
editorial By Solomon DibabaThe question of national, regional or global peace has now gained currency among scholars, politicians, military strategists, economists and the UN systems alike. Thousands of civil society organizations, NGOs and a myriad of corporate organizations are calling for peace here and there. Political organizations are already busy organizing peace committees, peace talks, peace rallies, peace what not?
Ethiopia: Public Demand Legitimate but Hijacked By Anti-Peace Forces - Ministry
The government has been looking inwards to address the public concerns. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs briefed members of African diplomatic community on the recent clashes in Gondar and some parts of Oromia. The Ministry said the public demand was legitimate but was hijacked by anti-peace elements bent on disrupting the country from its development move.
Tanzania Overhauls Petroleum Import System
By Joseph MwamunyangeTanzania has transformed its bulk procurement system for petroleum products into a single product tendering system, making it possible for importers to bid to supply Jet A1, petrol and kerosene separately. "This means that local companies, some of whom have been complaining of being locked out due to heavy financial requirements, can now participate," said the Energy and Water utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) director general, Felix Ngamlagosi.
South Sudan: Hundreds of Children Recruited Into Armed Groups, Reports Unicef
Reporting that 650 children have been recruited into armed groups in South Sudan since January, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNCEF) called today for an immediate end to recruitment and an unconditional release of all children by armed actors. "The dream we all shared for the children of this young country has become a nightmare," said Justin Forsyth, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director said today in a news release issued by the agency.
Ethiopian Takes Delivery of Second Airbus A350 XWB
By Tewodros KassaThe latest addition of A350 increases Ethiopian fleet to 80 The Ethiopian Airlines has received its second Airbus A 350 XWB, which arrived at the Addis Ababa Bole International Airport, according to a press statement from the airline.
Ethiopia: Company Distributing Water Disinfectant Tablets
By Haftu GebrezgabiherCitrus International Trading Plc. has begun distributing twenty million tablets that can disinfect 400 million litter water nationwide. In a joint press conference with the Ministry of Health and Addis Ababa City Health Bureau yesterday, Company General Manager Minase Kifle said though there is a visible change in clean water delivery both in rural and urban areas, there is still a huge gap which needs further public and private investment.
Africa: President Highlights Africa Health Achievements, Challenges
By Robel YohannesPresident Dr. Mulatu Teshome said that there has been remarkable achievements with regard to improving the health situation of the people of the continent, but must stay vigilant and prepared to tackle both current and emerging health issues facing Africa.
Ethiopia: Keeping the Promises of Meles
editorial Four years have been elapsed since the great leader Meles Zenawi passed away. He left the country and people with his milestone accomplishments and immortal visions. Under the outstanding leadership of Meles, Ethiopia registered astonishing advancements in political, social and economic spheres, with noticeable ramifications in the stature of the country in sub-regional, regional and international settings.
Ethiopia: Expanding Small-Scale Irrigation Schemes to Ensure Food Security
By Daniel BeyeneThe Nation planned to irrigate 4.1 million hectares of land. Ethiopia's economy is largely based on agriculture. Of course, for several years, agriculture has been getting special attention from the government; as a result, the sector has shown a tremendous increase. Moreover, the nation is on the verge of achieving food security. But, so far, it has not come out of rain-fed agriculture.
Ethiopia: Hoyahoye Ethiopian Ancient Tradition
By Eden SahleEthiopia is truly a place of great culture and celebrations. One worth witnessing is Buhe which is celebrated on August 19 of every year. Religiously the day marks the transfiguration of Jesus on mount Tabor. The celebration performed by young boys and men all over Ethiopia is breathtaking and exciting to watch in Addis Ababa and at the regional states. It represents the approach of bright weather and the end of the rainy season.
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