Ethiopia, Cuba Need to Exploit Opportunities to Benefit Citizens, Peoples of Continents: Democratic System Dev’t Minister

Ethiopia and Cuba have plenty of opportunities to explore for further improvement of their peoples and I believe both countries, along with other African countries, will work together to the benefit of the people of both continents, Alemu Sime, Democratic System Development Minister at the Office of the Prime Minister said. The Cuban-African Fraternity Night […]

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TPLF Using Properties of UN, Humanitarian Aid Institutions for War Efforts: Ethiopia Current Issues Fact Check

Ethiopia Current Issues Fact Check disclosed that TPLF has been using properties under the United Nations and other humanitarian aid institutions for transportation and storage of weapons caches. Since the resumption of active hostilities by the TPLF rebels this August, the Government of Ethiopia has been taking preventive measures to degrade the rebel group’s capabilities […]

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Strengthening Risk Analysis for Humanitarian Planning: Integrating disaster and climate risk in the Humanitarian Programme Cycle (May 2022)

During the last decade, the costs of humanitarian appeals increased by 400%. According to OCHA’s financial tracking service, more than 50% of the costs for international humanitarian response could not be covered in 2021. Between 2030-2050, the impacts of climate change are anticipated to lead to skyrocketing humanitarian costs exceeding USD 20 billion per year. […]

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Symposium on Child Health Held

Haramaya University College of Health and Medical Sciences conducted a symposium under the theme of “Determinants of Child Health” on September 21, 2022 in Harar. Haramaya University College of Health and Medical Sciences Chief Executive Director, Dr. Ahmed Mohammed, warmly welcomed guests from the University of Florida and the Gates Foundation. In his welcoming speech, […]

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External Curriculum Review Workshop Conducted

On September 22, 2022, at the University’s resource center, Haramaya University College of Health and Medical Science, in collaboration with the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences, held an external curriculum review workshop for two new postgraduate programs: MSC in Pediatrics Development and Rehabilitative Nursing, and MA in Developmental Disability. The Ministry of Education, the […]

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Partnerships for Rays of Hope Initiative Key in Supporting Cancer Care: Scientific Forum Closes

Stakeholders must work together to amplify their efforts to deliver impactful, sustainable, innovative cancer care that reaches everyone in need, participants of the IAEA Scientific Forum organized on the side-lines of the General Conference concluded today. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in six deaths around the world can be attributed to cancer, with 70 […]

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