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Morocco's Experience in Implementing SDGs Highlighted in Addis Ababa
[MAP] Addis Ababa -- The Kingdom of Morocco's experience in implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was highlighted in Addis Ababa on Thursday by Minister of Solidarity, Social Integration and the Family, Aawatif Hayar.
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In Ethiopia's Somali Region, Women Build Businesses and Resilience to Climate Change
[WFP] World Food Programme enables refugee and local women to challenge gender norms in conservative pastoralist communities
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Ethiopia's Green Legacy Initiative Launched in University of Sialkot, Pakistan
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- The Ethiopian Ambassador to Pakistan, Jemal Beker along with Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Climate Change and Environmental Coordination has launched the "Ethio-Pakistan Fraternity Under Green Legacy" initiative at the University of Sialkot, Pakistan.
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Promising Patient-Friendly Oral Drug Against Visceral Leishmaniasis Enters Phase II Clinical Trial in Ethiopia
[WHO] The new molecule has the potential to revolutionize treatment for the deeply neglected and hard-to-treat disease, as the Eastern Africa region charts the way to its elimination.
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Weighed Down By War and Drought, Tigray Struggles to Get Back On Its Feet
[The New Humanitarian] Mekelle, Ethiopia -- 'It has been over a year since the peace deal was signed and the guns have been silenced, but we are still dying.'
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Five Ethiopia Public Universities Successfully Establish State-of-the-Art Multimedia Studios
[Mastercard Foundation] As part of strengthening and enhancing the quality, accessibility, and resilience of higher education in Ethiopia, the e-SHE program, a partnership between the Ministry of Education, the Mastercard Foundation, Arizona State University, and ShayaShone, successfully established five state-of-the-art multimedia studios in public universities across Ethiopia, known as 'Resource Centers'. These resource centers are in Addis Ababa, Bahir Dar, Dire Dawa, Jimma, and Hawassa Universities. These studios
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Empowering Preservation Techniques to Ensure Food Security
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia has a diverse agricultural landscape and is a hub for fruit production. With an abundance of delicious fruits such as mango, banana, papaya, avocado and orange, the country possesses immense potential for both domestic consumption and international trade. The horticultural and fruit sectors not only play a crucial role in ensuring food security but also possess abundant water resources and offer employment opportunities, particularly for the country's young and female population. However, despite
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Control Hate Speech, Keep Away Consequences
[Ethiopian Herald] Social scientists have confirmed that hate speech spread through the social media creates numerous dangers, hazards and risks to the society. It also leads to unexpected clashes within communities which consume time and energy of local elders to settle them. If these clashes, conflicts and collisions are not settled by the elders in good time, they may transform and engage the society at large. These call for the attention of law and order enforcement agencies.
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Audacious Step for Ensuring Lasting Peace
[Ethiopian Herald] The government of Ethiopia has more than anytime else prioritized peace and security and working for the successfulness of close talks, dialogs and national and, continental peace deals. Besides, the country has been working to effectively deal with the recurrent crisis, civil war, ethnic violence, famine and hunger via fostering peace and security. No doubt, the government is committed enough to ensure peace through holding close talks and dialog with either armed forces, military group, or individuals
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Save the Children Open Call for Innovation Partners to Help More Children Receive Vaccinations in Ethiopia and Nigeria
[savethechildren_uk] The Save the Children Immunisation Accelerator is open for applications from community-based organisations, and from local and national NGOs, research teams, social enterprises and tech companies. The most promising approaches will get the opportunity to increase their impact through financial and technical support and pilot their innovations in a live setting.
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Improving Commercialization, Post-Harvest Loss Vital to Food Self-Sufficiency - Moa
[Ethiopian Herald] ADDIS ABABA - Expanding commercialization and reducingpost-harvest loss crucial to ensurefood self-sufficiency in Ethiopia, said the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA).
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Ethiopia's Room for Foreign Companies Streamlines Marketing Milieu - Analyst
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia's open up in import, export, retail and wholesale businesses would be turning point to streamline and foster legal trading system, Senior Policy Analyst commented.
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The Green Man, Diredawa's Environmental Hero Aspires to Achieve Global Goals
[Ethiopian Herald] Bayan Tesema, a resident of Diredawa City, has earned a nickname that resonates with his remarkable achievements: "The Green Man." Through his tireless dedication to reforestation and environmental conservation he has transformed two hectares of once degraded land into a captivating forest, earning him admiration and recognition within the community.
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Africa, Ethiopia - Efforts Towards UNSC Reform
[Ethiopian Herald] The questions of fairness and inclusiveness are among the priorities that Africans and the Global South have continuously been asking major organizations of the world.
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Building State - of - the - Art City
[Ethiopian Herald] Once the city, whose economy was dependent on activities dominated by traditional markets and hustles is now to turn to epitome of beauty. Once the city, whose streets and rivers were heavily used freely and in archaic cultural ways and full of scrapyards for its residences to dump their garbage, are now on the verge of changing into a state of the arts clean and resilient capital of Africa. Things are changing the eyesore and outmoded images of Addis Ababa as the Prosperity Party has continued in
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Ethiopia's Inclusive, Expanding Diplomacy Fostering Win-Win Approach Through Shared Values
[Ethiopian Herald] It prevails understanding that Ethiopia has actually made significant breakthroughs in smoothing the course of its effective diplomatic technique with a broad range of countries globally, putting itself as a country heading in the appropriate direction more than ever before.
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Dialogue, Reconciliation the Best Mix for Ways Forward
[Ethiopian Herald] When citizens embark on an opted path after a heated and extensive deliberation topped by consensus, they could slam shut the door on internal and external retrogressive and subversive elements as well as historic enemies that try to optimize own benefit at the cost of an ancient nation all-out to reshape its fate in better ways.
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Capitalizing On Science, Technology for Economic Boom
[Ethiopian Herald] It has so far been attested that scientific advances and technological change are increasingly becoming important drivers of recent economic performance and development and sustainable growth. The ability to create, distribute and exploit knowledge has also become a major source of competitive advantage, wealth creation and improvements in the quality of life and in declaring economic autonomy.
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Addis Remaking Stimulates Tourist Influx
[Ethiopian Herald] - The ongoing corridor project and other redevelopment activities will have great contribution to stimulate and accelerate the tourism influx to the metropolis, the Addis Ababa Culture and Tourism Bureau said.
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HOA - From Turmoil to Oasis of Peace
[Ethiopian Herald] During the second series of the Horn Dialogue which held in Addis Ababa last Friday, statements of senior diplomats and foreign relation experts were dominantly about concerns showing the rising insecurity in the Horn of Africa (HoA).
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Unveiling Ignorance - Media's Crucial Role in Governance
[Ethiopian Herald] The repercussions of misinformation and incompetence among those in power can be profound and deleterious for societies at large. This article seeks to demonstrate the havoc that ignorance in positions of authority can wreak upon a nation by leading to ill-informed decision-making across vital sectors, and it explores the pivotal role the media can play in addressing these blind spots of power. Through various examples, we delve into how misinformation and a dearth of expertise in governance can
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Bruh Finance Graduates Insurance Professionals
[Ethiopian Herald] Working on linking Ethiopian insurance with world
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Foreign Firms' Local Market Involvement Entails Economic Dynamism
[Ethiopian Herald] - Permitting foreign firm's involvement in the import, wholesale and retail business, which was restricted to local companies, would bring a new dynamism in Ethiopia's economy, well-noted experts said.
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'Where the Hell Is My Money!'
[Ethiopian Herald] A couple of weeks back I was making the rounds of the city with a friend of mine when he points at a high rise and tells me he bought an apartment unit in the upper floors.
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Ensuring Heritages Conservation
[Ethiopian Herald] Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, is a city with rich cultural heritage and fascinating history. From ancient churches to bustling marketplaces, the city is a treasure trove of historical artifacts and architectural marvels. However, as the city continues to modernize and grow, there is a pressing need to ensure the conservation of these invaluable heritages.
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Grand World Investment Holding Group Expresses Desire to Invest in Ethiopia
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- China's Grand World Investment Holding Group has expressed desire to engage in the manufacturing sector of Ethiopia.
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Diplomatic Missions in Addis Abeba Call for De-Escalation Amid Unrest in Raya Alamata District, Tigray Region
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Following recent episodes of violent confrontation in the Raya Alamata district, located within the South Tigray Zone, the diplomatic missions of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States based in Addis Abeba have conveyed their apprehension.
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Joint Press Release | Supporting Immediate Emergency Response for Cross Border Communities in Eastern Africa
[Africa CDC] Nairobi -- To strengthen regional cross-border Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) readiness during public health emergencies, Africa CDC, UNICEF, IFRC, and WHO (the Collective Service core partners) as well as IOM, READY and the UK-PHRST, organized a simulation-based training from 15th to 19th April 2024 in Mombasa, Kenya.
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IMF Wary of 'Elevated' Prospect of Violence in Ethiopia
[Reporter] The Fund forecasts 6.2 percent 2024 growth rate for Ethiopian economy
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Deputy Secretary Verma's Visit to Cameroon, Ethiopia, and Angola
[State Department] Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Richard R. Verma will travel to Cameroon, Ethiopia, and Angola April 21-25.
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Ethiopia's Online Boom Shadowed By Rise in Hate Speech
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- In the midst of rapid internet usage expansion and a surge in social media adoption, Ethiopia is witnessing a significant rise in its online community.