Bangladesh Asked to Vote against UNHRC Special Session on Ethiopia, Outcome

Ethiopian Ambassador to India Tizita Mulugeta has requested Bangladesh, which is a member of UNHRC, to vote against UNHRC special session on Ethiopia and its politically motivated outcome. Following her fruitful discussion with Nural Islam, Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh in India, the ambassador noted the longstanding relationship between the two countries and underscored the […]

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Some Int’l Institutions Becoming Instruments of Neocolonialism: Researcher

Some international institutions are becoming instruments to realizing neocolonialism being attempted by few western countries, a researcher at the African Leadership Excellence Academy Dr. Haile Muluken said. In an exclusive interview with ENA, Haile  said that the former colonialist are now trying to exploit the African economy through institutional rules operating at international level. In […]

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US Waging Hybrid Warfare Against Ethiopia: Award-Winning American Journalist

The US is waging hybrid warfare against Ethiopia, independent journalist, Ann Garrison said. In an exclusive with ENA, Garrison said the US is waging hybrid warfare against Ethiopia because they don’t like the alliance between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki and Somali President Mohammed Abdullahi Farmajo. The United States is very unsettled by the alliance between those three […]

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Regional Bureau for East and Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes Region – Update on GRF follow-up in the region: Tracking progress on pledge implementation

This update highlights progress made with regards to the implementation of flagship pledges in the East and Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes (EHAGL) region. These important pledges were made by States, NGOs, private sector partners, and other stakeholders during the 2019 Global Refugee Forum (GRF) and focus on Burundi, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, […]

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Haramaya University Tree-Based Restoration Project at Dengego Mountain is said to be encouraging.

Dengego Mountain, located in Haramaya and Kersa Woredas of East Hararge Zone, is prone to severe vegetation depletion and soil erosion because of various influences. Haramaya University is working hard on this deforested and degraded mountain by designing a tree-based restoration project in collaboration with the Federal Environment, Forest and Climate Change Commission, Forest Transformation […]

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