Ethiopia Stock Exchange office ( Photo : UN )borkenaEthiopia Stock Exchange Branch Offices in the Oromo region of a shut down and about 58 workers from six branch office locations were arrested this week. According to the VOA Amharic report, on Friday, seven branches ( there are 25 branches across the country) were shut down as of April 28. Netsanet Tesfaye, Corporate Communications Director of Ethiopian Stock Exchange, told VOA Amharic that they were not informed, either by Federal or Oromia region authorities, why their branch offices were shut down and workers arrested. What he said is that the regional authorities in the Oromo region of Ethiopia deployed police forces, sealed warehouses, and arrested workers. Ethiopian Stock Exchange has been in operation for over 14 years now.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 09:06 UTC
Addis Ababa May 8/2022/ENA/ Ethiopian Ministry of Health revealed that the 3rd round of vaccination campaign against COVID-19 will begin next month. According to the review, the first and the second round of COVID-19 vaccination campaigns were successful. It was learned that more than 24 million people in Ethiopia have so far been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine. During the 3rd round of the campaign, some 25 million doses of vaccines will be available, the ministry said. It is indicated that the third round vaccination campaign is expected to improve the community’s immune system.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 07:45 UTC
An Islamic State affiliate in Egypt on Sunday claimed responsibility for an attack that targeted a water pumping station east of the Suez Canal, killing at least 11 soldiers. At least five other soldiers were wounded in Saturday's attack, according to the Egyptian military. It was one of the deadliest attacks on Egyptian security forces in recent years. The military said troops were pursuing the attackers in an isolated area of the northern Sinai Peninsula. The militants have carried out scores of attacks, mainly targeting security forces and Christians.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 07:23 UTC
ADDIS ABABA: The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) has called for the provision of seeds and fertilizers to farmers in conflict-affected northern Ethiopia ahead of main rainy season. "Seeds and fertilizers need to urgently be available for farmers across conflict-affected northern Ethiopia to support the Meher planting season (Ethiopia's main rainy season) which is just weeks away," UNOCHA was quoted as saying Xinhua news agency. It said the overall humanitarian situation in northern Ethiopia remains dire, as the UN continues to closely work with all stakeholders to scale up much needed assistance in Tigray, Afar, and Amhara regions. "The food and nutritional security in conflict-affected communities across northern Ethiopia will be further impacted if seeds and fertilizers are not availed on time to farmers ahead of the harvest season," UNOCHA warned. The UN estimated that more than 9 million people now need food assistance in conflict-affected parts of northern Ethiopia.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 07:14 UTC
First, I must confess I had a tiny role in the planning and design of Abrehot Library. Abrehot (Enlightenment) Library: Building up the People’s LibraryAs I reflect on the potentials of Abrehot Library, I remember the words of Samuel Adams, one of the American Founders. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed whose brainchild Abrehot Library is, said in his inauguration speech (video below) (author’s tr. Donating to Abrehot Library: Call to Ethiopian diasporaDiaspora Ethiopians should make it their patriotic duty to help Abrehot Library acquire books and other materials, including support for digital access to specialized knowledge databases. https://www.ala.org/aboutala/offices/iro/iroactivities/intlbookdonationshttps://books2africa.org/donatebooks/https://www.africanlibraryproject.org/https://www.booksforafrica.org/donate/donate-books.htmlhttps://www.africanlibraryproject.org/book-drives/https://bookaidforafrica.com/Let’s all join hands, hearts and minds and make Abrehot Library the beacon of enlightenment, the lighthouse of knowledge for all of Africa!
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 05:35 UTC
But opposition leaders, critics and others eager for change say his rise is leading the East African country toward hereditary rule. Because Ugandan law prohibits a serving military officer from engaging in partisan affairs, some say Kainerugaba has already crossed the line. A Ugandan attorney last week filed a petition with the Constitutional Court seeking a declaration that Kainerugaba's political activities are unlawful. Bobi Wine, the popular singer who challenged Museveni in elections last year, accuses Kainerugaba's security agents of torture. Kainerugaba's public events, he said, are aimed at "testing the waters" as Museveni gauges public support for family rule.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 05:18 UTC
Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) has signed an MoU with Great Horn Investment Holding to co-invest in petroleum storage facility in Djibouti, EIH announced. The joint investment will be "the first of a series of investment undertakings that will help relieve one of the major constraints of Ethiopia's and the region's economy," EIH stated in a tweet. EIH further related the co-investment at Damerjog Oil Storage Facility, Ethiopia and Djibouti "have signaled that their relationship has graduated from mere trade to building together," saying the two neighbors "will recover and usher in a new era of faster, more inclusive and holistic growth." Set up in February this year with a mandate to "cooperate and participate with domestic and foreign counterpart funds and financial institutions", Ethiopian Investment Holdings aims to serve as a strategic investment wing of the government with an authorized capital of 100 billion birr. Source (Including Image): Ethiopian Investment Holdings (Twitter)
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 04:27 UTC
Ethiopian government has confirmed TPLF preparation for war but did not say if it is a war for “Western Tigray.” TPLF still training thousands of forces in Sudan, according to EPA reportDebretsion Gebremichael, TPLF leader (Photo : SM)borkenaTigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) reportedly asked the U.S. government and the United Nations to keep Eritrea out of their projected war to regain control over what they call western Tigray. According to Eritrean Press Agency, a Social media-based Eritrean News source, the TPLF is aiming to control Wolkait – the part of Gonder that the TPLF incorporated as part of Tigray soon after it took power in Addis Ababa in 1991. According to the source, the Eritrean government has given a short and stern warning that it will not allow terrorists to destabilize the region. Earlier this week, the Ethiopian government said that the TPLF is engaged in extensive military mobilisation to start a war again. The United States and the United Nations are yet to respond about the latest alleged report that TPLF wants them to keep Eritrea out of the war it is planning to start soon.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 03:16 UTC
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed made three trips to three different military bases of the Ethiopian Defence Force in less than two weeks. “I have noticed that the defence force is in a position to restore peace whenever it is disrupted,” he has said in a remark he made after visiting the Defence Force in Humera. The Ethiopian government this week said that the TPLF is engaged in extensive mobilisation for another round of military campaigns. Earlier, the Ethiopian government accused the TPLF of not withdrawing all its forces in the Afar and Amhara regions of Ethiopia. In December 2021, Ethiopian Forces, with the support of FANO and Afar Militia and special forces, dislodged the TPLF forces from most of the Afar and Amhara regions.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 09, 2022 01:50 UTC
The rush of civilians from rural villages plagued by extremist violence has put pressure on Burkina Faso's cities. When it seized power in January, Burkina Faso's ruling junta vowed to stamp out extremist violence, but it has done little about the swelling numbers of displaced. So far, the junta has not succeeded in stemming the extremist violence. Hard-hit areas like the Center North region, which hosts Burkina Faso's largest displaced population, are buckling under the pressure. With no end to the jihadi violence in sight, the numbers of Burkina Faso's displaced are expected to continue flooding urban centers where they'll be hunting for jobs.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 08, 2022 23:50 UTC
World Red Cross Day, May 8, has been observed in Cameroon with hundreds of Red Cross workers in towns and villages across the central African state asking for greater recognition and protection by their communities. Hundreds of people, including beneficiaries of Red Cross services, humanitarian workers and government officials, assembled at the Yaoundé-headquartered Cameroon Red Cross Society to celebrate the 2022 World Red Cross Day. The Red Cross says such allegations are unfounded and spread by people who are ignorant of Red Cross activities. The government says Red Cross workers have been of great help saving lives in the central African state’s trouble spots. World Red Cross Day is an annual celebration when people pay tribute to the organization for its contribution to helping those in need.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 08, 2022 20:06 UTC
The Ethiopia Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration (MoTRI) has announced a decision to hike gas prices by 16 percent starting Sunday. "One liter of diesel was similarly hiked from 28.98 Ethiopian Birr to 35.43 Ethiopian Birr," the MoTRI statement said. The Ethiopian government's latest petroleum products price hikes came after four months of price hike pause. The MoTRI blamed the rising global oil prices for its decision to institute the latest price hikes. "The Ethiopian government, observing the society's current living conditions, hadn't made (fuel) price increases for four months.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 08, 2022 17:08 UTC
I wonder if it's humanly possible to pen an article about Brexit without rattling someone's cage? Perhaps the closest we can get to a position of impartiality is if we'd abstained and didn't vote at all in the Brexit referendum? It was all highly charged and few Brexit related subjects were ever discussed dispassionately. BackburnerMany would choose to identify Brexit as the root cause of all our current woes but it clearly isn't. Milliband would not have granted that referendum, so a convincing Tory victory was seen as a mandate for a Brexit referendum to finally take place.
Source:Ethiopian News
May 08, 2022 16:15 UTC
Prague, May 8 (AP) Nobert Kigen of Kenya won the men's title at the Prague international marathon on Sunday while Bekelech Borecha of Ethiopia was the fastest woman in the race. Kigen crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 7 minutes and 54 seconds, beating a pair of Ethiopian runners. Also Read | Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid, La Liga 2021-22 Free Live Streaming Online & Match Time in IST: How To Get Live Telecast of Madrid Derby on TV & Score Updates in India?. (AP)Also Read | Arsenal vs Leeds United, Premier League 2021-22 Free Live Streaming Online & Match Time in India: How To Watch EPL Match Live Telecast on TV & Football Score Updates in IST?. (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)
Source:Ethiopian News
May 08, 2022 13:22 UTC
Nobert Kigen of Kenya won the men's title at the Prague international marathon on Sunday while Bekelech Borecha of Ethiopia was the fastest woman in the race. Kigen crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 7 minutes and 54 seconds, beating a pair of Ethiopian runners. Kelkile Woldaregay finished second in 2:08:30 with Yitayal Zerihun another 14 seconds back in third. More that 10,000 runners participated in the race that had two editions cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. (This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
Source:Ethiopian News
May 08, 2022 13:21 UTC