Last UN staffer detained in Ethiopia released
Last UN staffer detained in Ethiopia released The last UN staff member detained by authorities in Ethiopia is now free, a UN spokesman said on Friday. “This is an issue…
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Last UN staffer detained in Ethiopia released The last UN staff member detained by authorities in Ethiopia is now free, a UN spokesman said on Friday. “This is an issue…
Mali asks France to withdraw troops ‘without delay’ Mali’s army-led government asked France on Friday to withdraw its troops from the Sahel state “without delay”, calling into question Paris’ plans…
Ethiopia: The Ministry of Culture and Sports announces that preparations are underway to use languages proposed under the Ethiopian Language Development Policy as the federal working language Stakeholders held discussion…
Ethio Telecom Selects Subex’s HyperSense for 5G Business Assurance Ethio Telecom Selects Subex’s HyperSense for 5G Business AssuranceDate published 3D AGO Author name RAY SHARMA1 2345(0 VOTES)3.2 MIN READFONT SIZE…
Over 400,000 Condoms to be distributed during Nc’wala ceremony in Zambia According to Zambia Daily Mail Over 400,000 Condoms to be distributed to prevent transmission of sexually transmitted diseases and…
Paul Damiba officially sworn in as Burkina Faso’s President Lt Col Paul Damiba was officially sworn in as president of Burkina Faso.PHOTO/RTB via AP Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba was sworn…
Big Gmail redesign starts rolling out to personal accounts as Google explains how the new UI works Abner Li @technacity At the end of last month, Google officially detailed the…
UN: Horn of Africa drought kills more than 1.5 million livestock Rein Paulsen, FAO’s director of emergencies and resilience who returned from the region Friday, said a “very small window”…
Ethiopia’s parliament approves lifting of state of emergency Ethiopia’s House of People’s Representatives voted to approve the immediate lifting of a state of emergency imposed six months ago, according to…
Zimbabwe suspends striking teachers for three months Zimbabwe has suspended teachers who went on strike earlier this week for three months, the country’s Education minister announced. Face-to-face classes resumed across…
Egypt, Sudan Should Embrace GERD Project for Their Benefit, State Minister of Foreign Affairs Says Egypt should encourage Ethiopia to finish building the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) quickly because…
Caffee Oromia Proclamations Since Establishment The file size is 1.9GB and make sure you are using wifi or LAN to protect your self from extra data charge. Source: Gonfa Atoma
The Consulate General of Ethiopia in Jeddah Announcement #Share it to reach the concerned victims.
No African leader has invested more money, time, efforts and energy to propagate the development of African Union like Muammar Gaddafi did. Some of his critics said he did it…
Ethiopia: Cement factories to stop production citing lack of resources Cement factories are shutting down production due to shortage of coal and various inputs, according to the Cement Manufacturers Association.…
UN agencies appeal for 4.4 bln USD to assist 29.1 mln in Eastern Africa in 2022 The United Nations humanitarian partners have appealed for more than 500 billion shillings (4.4…
DR Congo warns of security threat amid coup plot reports President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Felix Tshisekedi’s government has “serious evidence” of a national security threat, a…
Safaricom Is Set To Launch M-PESA Services In Ethiopia M-PESA is making its way to Ethiopia, the State Minister of Ethiopia’s Ministry of Finance has confirmed. Safaricom received its first…
#Ethiopia, #Kenya agree to further expedite Power Purchase Agreements Ethiopia and Kenya agreed to further expedite Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to realize the aspirations of their respective people for regional…
Central Africa PM ‘fired’, replaced by economy minister The Central African Republic’s prime minister, Henri-Marie Dondra, has been replaced by his economy minister, the presidency spokesman said Monday. “The prime…