The National Expo will be held in Addis Ababa. Music about Ethiopia at the expo; Cultures and days that commemorate our different countries are named and celebrated. State Minister for Expansion and Trade Promotion, Ambassador Misganu Arega, said coffee, trade, investment and national celebrations will be celebrated. If the expo was to be held from […]
Month: August 2021
Ethiopian Agricultural Business Corporation Distributes over 600 USD Worth of Agricultural Inputs in Fiscal Year: CEO
Ethiopian Agricultural Business Corporation announced that it has distributed over 600 million USD worth of main agricultural inputs to help farming activities in the country in the concluded 2013 Ethiopian fiscal year. In his presser today, Ethiopian Agricultural Business Corporation CEO Kiflie Woldemariam told journalists that his corporation has distributed more than 600 million USD worth of […]
Ambassador, Saudi State Minister Discuss Treatment of Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia
Ethiopia’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Lecho Bati and Saudi Arabia Minister of State for African Affairs Ahmed Kattan have exchanged views on bilateral relations, ways to end inhuman acts on Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia and the implementation of the amnesty proclamation in Saudi Arabia. Ambassador Lencho called for an end to the crackdown against Ethiopians […]
Scholars Urge Gov’t to Stand Firm, Reject Western Demand
Ethiopia should stick to its firm stand by rejecting Western countries that want a weak and agent government which fulfills their desire, scholars noted. Jinka University Research and Community Service Vice President, Elias Alemu said Western countries work to establish a weak and puppet government in countries that they want to meet their interests. He […]
Desert Locust: Current upsurge (2019–2021), 11 Aug 2021
2018 Cyclones in May and October brought heavy rains that gave rise to favourable breeding conditions in the Empty Quarter of the southern Arabian Peninsula for at least nine months since June. As a result, three generations of breeding occurred that was undetected and not controlled. 2019 JANUARY: the first swarms left the Empty Quarter […]
Comply or leave: the dilemma facing humanitarian agencies
The Ethiopian government has suspended the activities of three foreign humanitarian organisations which had been working in the Tigray region. Moina Spooner, from The Conversation Africa, asked Mukesh Kapila, a specialist in humanitarian affairs, to provide insights into the challenges humanitarian agencies face and what can be done to better support them. What are the main political challenges […]