Ethiopian police arrest hundreds during state of emergency
Authorities in Ethiopia are carrying out mass arrests of hundreds, even thousands, of people in the capital after deadly unrest in the country's Amhara region, lawyers and witnesses said. Under the previous state of emergency imposed during the Tigray conflict, tens of thousands of ethnic Tigrayans were rounded up across the country. This time, "there has been widespread arrest of civilians who are of ethnic Amhara origin," the state-appointed Ethiopian Human Rights Commission said Monday, calling on the federal authorities to cease the detentions. Another man said his brother was arrested in Addis Ababa a day before the state of emergency was declared and is being detained at a school with several hundred others. The federal government said only 23 people have been arrested under the state of emergency in Addis Ababa.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 14, 2023 11:19 UTC
‘Racist’ government not doing enough to rescue brethren, say Ethiopian-Israeli protesters
‘Racist’ government not doing enough to rescue brethren, say Ethiopian-Israeli protestersEthiopian Israelis hold family pictures during a protest near the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem, demanding the government rescue their family members, August 13, 2023. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)Hundreds block intersection in Jerusalem, chanting “racism, discrimination, and asking why Ukrainian Jews were helped to escape their war and Ethiopians are not. Holding a picture of his own relatives left behind, group coordinator Surafel Alamo told Ynetat the protest, “As of now, the Israeli government is not doing enough to bring Ethiopian Jews here…. Exactly a year ago, a war began between Ukraine and Russia – Israel brought in over 40,000 within the first two months. But they’re not reaching out their hands to rescue Ethiopian Jews.
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August 14, 2023 11:04 UTC
Lawyers and witnesses say Ethiopian police have arrested hundreds during state of emergency
Lawyers and witnesses say Ethiopian police have arrested hundreds during state of emergency View PhotoNAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Authorities in Ethiopia are carrying out mass arrests of hundreds, even thousands, of people in the capital after deadly unrest in the country’s Amhara region, lawyers and witnesses said. Under the previous state of emergency imposed during the Tigray conflict, tens of thousands of ethnic Tigrayans were rounded up across the country. This time, “there has been widespread arrest of civilians who are of ethnic Amhara origin,” the state-appointed Ethiopian Human Rights Commission said Monday, calling on the federal authorities to cease the detentions. One man, an ethnic Amhara, said he was picked up off the street last week by plainclothes police officers who overheard him discussing the recent unrest on the phone. The federal government said only 23 people have been arrested under the state of emergency in Addis Ababa.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 14, 2023 09:25 UTC
EDITORIAL: Little Ethiopia shows U.S. is a beacon of hope
Those who think America is systemically racist need to visit Little Ethiopia in Las Vegas. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @bizutesfayeLeftist critics who relish attacking the United States need to visit Little Ethiopia in Las Vegas. Little Ethiopia, situated between Twain and University avenues and close to Decatur Boulevard, is Clark County’s first official cultural district. Little Ethiopia stands as a powerful rebuke to those who minimize the success of the great American experiment. Despite efforts by leftists to tear it down, this nation remains a beacon of hope for the world.
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August 14, 2023 04:39 UTC
War crimes , genocide in Bahr Dar, Debre Berhan, Gondar Ethiopia…
Remarks by Aklog BiraraPrime Minister Abiy Ahmed compounds Ethiopia’s agony by deploying tanks, other heavy weapons of war as well as helicopters and drones to attack the most populated cities in the Amhara region—Bahir Dar, Debre Berhan, Debre Tabor, Gondar. Casualties include children and the elderly, who have nothing to do with the war in the Amhara region. In one tragic situation in Bahir Dar on August 8, 2023. a father and his sons going to church were slaughtered by Abiy’s army. The international community, especially the USA, has an obligation to rebuke the use of drones by Abiy Ahmed’s cruel and barbaric regime. I also urge you to listen to a BBC broadcast whose essence Yuri Tadesse captured on Twitter.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 14, 2023 01:52 UTC
“Never Again” 1948 ‘’Until Next Time “: in Ethiopia
For most of Amharas what happened in Germany in 1941 to 1945 is exactly what is happening today in Ethiopia. The persecution of Amharas in Ethiopia began with the government of TPLF under PM Meles Zenawi and reached this stage under PM Abiy Ahmed who personifies Adolf Hitler. This is very familiar for Amharas because Abiy Ahmed has said it in a different way. Like Hitler Abiy is an orator who thought he knew what his audience wanted to hear and how to package it with lies. Stand by the Amharas and the integrity of Ethiopia and you will save Africa and the world from an unprecedented calamity.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 14, 2023 01:25 UTC
Two Ethiopian Sites Nominated for Unesco’s World Heritage List – Ethiopian Monitor
ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopia awaits Unesco’s final decision on its two sites – Gedeo Cultural Landscape and Bale Mountain National Park – nominated for the World Heritage List. Currently, the country is home to 9 natural and cultural World Heritage sites, including 8 Cultural and one natural – Semaine mountain- heritages. (Image © Yonas Beyene)It also has 6 sites listed on its Tentative List of potential Natural and Cultural heritage sites. Two of these sites – Gedeo Cultural Landscape and Bale Mountain National Park – are now under final consideration for the World Heritage List. Gedeo Cultural LandscapeThe Gedeo cultural landscape – located in the Gedeo zone of southern Ethiopia, has multiple facets.
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August 14, 2023 00:26 UTC
Air Canada Reports Strong Second-Quarter Profit
On Friday, Air Canada reported a strong profit for the second quarter of 2023, with revenues also much higher than in 2022. The carrier has reported an operating income of $802m, which is a significant turnaround from the $253m loss made in the second-quarter of last year. Overall…Photo Credit: Kyle Hayes/AviationSourceWhat remains clear is that despite the very strong results and turnaround from Air Canada, CEO Rousseau is still not done yet. All eyes will be on him to see how the rest of the Summer season will perform, as well as what the Winter 2023/24 arena will hold for him too. But for now, let’s see how the carrier performs for the rest of the year.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 13, 2023 22:54 UTC
Kalitta Air 747 From Amsterdam to New York Diverts to Leipzig
A Kalitta Air Boeing 747-400F from Amsterdam to New York turned around over Newcastle and diverted to Leipzig Airport, Germany. By January 2010, it was delivered to Kalitta Air. Kalitta Air 747 From Amsterdam to New York Diverts to LeipzigData provided by RadarBox.com. Kalitta Air flight K4206 departed Amsterdam Schiphol Airport at 1908 local time earlier tonight, and proceeded to climb to a cruising altitude of 32,000 feet, inbound to New York’s Newark. AviationSource will approach Kalitta Air for a comment on the cause of this diversion.
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August 13, 2023 22:16 UTC
Ryanair: 15 Million Passengers at Leeds
This week, European low-cost carrier, Ryanair, has announced that they have achieved with carrying its 15th million passenger at Leeds. This article will cover the details of Ryanair’s latest major milestone out of Leeds in the United Kingdom. 15 Million Passengers through Leeds for RyanairPhoto Credit: Alf van Beem, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsOn August 10, 2023, Ryanair celebrated its latest significant milestone at Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) in the United Kingdom with the low-cost carrier carrying its 15 millionth passenger. This year during the Summer 2023 season, Ryanair started two new routes from Leeds, they are, Porto in Portugal and Perpignan in Southern France. This has coincided with $300 million in investments at Leeds with three based aircraft whilst also supporting 1100 local jobs.
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August 13, 2023 22:16 UTC
Dredge Masters, Others Sweep Prestigious Awards at NGBLA 2023 Awards
Subsidiaries and executives of the Jospong Group of Companies in a remarkable celebration of exceptional leadership and entrepreneurship have been honored with distinguished titles winning about 12 awards at the just-ended 3rd edition of the National Governance and Business Leadership Awards (NGBLA 2023). Led by Dredge Masters Ltd. who won two awards on the night, the other subsidiaries won an award each. The Managing Director of Dredge Masters Ltd, Captain Ansar Ahmed Khan, received the prestigious Dredging Industry Leadership Award, while the deputy CEO Samuel Borquaye, received the enviable Top 10 Transformational Deputy CEO Leadership Award. The National Governance & Business Leadership Awards is a distinguished, C-level high-impact, economic development and strategic leadership awards program, created by the Governance & Business Boardroom, which aims to champion and celebrate good corporate governance, outstanding leadership, economic empowerment, and job creation in Ghana. The event recognizes and honours top CEOs, Board chairs, procurement leaders, HR leaders, business executives, companies, and organizations that exemplify excellence in their respective fields.
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August 13, 2023 20:03 UTC
‘Deception In The Name Of The Lord’ Book: King James’ Leading Role In The Savage “Peculiar Institution” Of Slavery
By Ras KefimPhotos: Book Cover\Black Star NewsThe following is an excerpt for the book ‘Deception In The Name Of the Lord,’ by New York-based author and business entrepreneur Ras Kefim. Buy Deception In the Name Of the LordKing James, 1566 – 1625, is one of the most famous names in history. His reign left a lasting impact on humanity made possible by his Authorized Version of the bible, the “King James Version.” As a protestant king of England his ambition was to expand Protestantism similar to the Catholics expansion. When King James published the bible in 1611, he was already an owner of African slaves. Ras Kefim can be contacted via e-mail at [email protected] or by phone at 1-347 369 8280.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 13, 2023 19:24 UTC
Finote Selam Ethiopia : Many civilians killed in Drone attack
borkenaEmerging reports indicate that many civilians were killed on Sunday in Finote Selam after government launched a drone attack. It reportedly hit where residents of Finote Selam were meeting to discuss to halt Ethiopian Defense Force entry to the city. Take a listen to reportage from Anchor mediaVideo : embedded from Anchor Media youtube channelCover photo : screenshot from the video. Ethiopian News VideoJoin our Telegram Channel : t.me/borkenaGot a business? Subscribe to YouTube channel To share information or for submission, send e-mail to info@borkena.com
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August 13, 2023 18:11 UTC
Ligonier Has More Than History
He arrived from Ligonier, Pennsylvania to take advantage of the rich farmlands along the current Elkhart River known as Strawberry Valley. Today, with a population of less than 5,000, Ligonier has a rural aura but those Victorian homes remain. Food SceneDowntown Ligonier has a coffee shop, an interesting Eastern European bakery, and at least nine Mexican restaurants. Now, generations later, the complex is still family-run and includes the farm (Fashion Farm, Inc.), the restaurant (Fashion Farm Restaurant) and landscaping (Countryscapes & Gardens). During Pumpkin Fantasyland, the farm offers pumpkin ice cream, and they make plenty of it because it goes fast!
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August 13, 2023 18:00 UTC
Pandya seeks more responsibility from batsmen
[Source: Reuters]Indian captain Hardik Pandya called on his batsmen to take more responsibility and support their bowlers in future after openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill showed the way in Saturday’s series-levelling Twenty20 win over the West Indies in Florida. Chasing 179 to level the five-match series at 2-2 after superb knocks by Shai Hope (45) and Shimron Hetmyer (61) lifted the West Indies, India cruised home in Lauderhill with three overs to spare, losing only one wicket along the way. The impressive Jaiswal was unbeaten on 84 off 51 balls after smashing 11 fours and three sixes, while Gill was equally fluent during his 77 off 47 balls before being dismissed by Romario Shepherd in the 16th over. Article continues after advertisementPandya said he was happy to see his team show some steel after losing the opening two matches of the series. Jaiswal, who hit his maiden T20 half-century after shining during the test series earlier, said he had full belief in his ability to deliver despite the switch to a different format.
Source:Ethiopian News
August 13, 2023 17:30 UTC