Civic associations have expressed their readiness to play their part in responding to the government’s call to save the country. The Ethiopian Teachers Association, Ethiopian Women Federation and Ethiopian Youth Federation also told ENA that it is the responsibility of every citizen to save Ethiopia from the terrorist TPLF. Ethiopian Teachers Association President, Yohannes Benti said […]
Continue ReadingTraining aimed at building the leadership capacity of female university staff of Haramaya University was conducted from Aug 3-6, 2021 at Harar Wonder Land Hotel. The training was organized by Institute of International Education’s (IIE) and FDRE Presidential Mentorship Program. 25 female academic staffs from all colleges took the training. According to the FDRE Presidential […]
Continue ReadingAddis Ababa University (AAU) Office of the Vice President of Administration and Student Service (VPASS) announced the last Fiscal Year (F.Y.) performance review and the next (2014 E.C) planning implementation direction at a meeting held in Bishoftu last weekend. Matiwos Ensermu (PhD), Vice President of VPASS, in his opening remark, said that planning is the […]
Continue ReadingThe Postgraduate Program Directorate of Haramaya University conducted a planting of more than 2000 seedlings by mobilizing the newly arrived senior non-regular summer program students and the university community on morning August 04, 2021. The Associate Director for the Non-regular Postgraduate Program Directorate, Mr. Birhanu Sintayehu, explained that more than 400 non-regular (summer) students and […]
Continue ReadingA technical workshop was conducted by MoE/ JICA MUST Project[1] on July 12, 2021, for about 20 mathematics textbook writers, illustrators and designers, located in Bishoftu and Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) with experts in Japan. It was part of a three-day workshop organized by the Ministry of Education (MoE) and Hawassa University on Grade 9 to 12 […]
Continue ReadingBACKGROUND According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics labour force report released in March 2020, 34% of the 12 million Kenyan youth were unemployed with youth aged 20-34 accounting for 14% of the jobless people. This high unemployment rate is no different within the Dadaab refugee camps. To help bridge this unemployment gap, agencies […]
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