Taking the current prevalence of COVID-19 report from Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health (MoH), Addis Standard recalled the prior investigation the Ministry was working on and asked designated healthcare officials to provide us the real situation of the virus in Ethiopia.
https://addisstandard.com/analysis-as-covid-19-centers-prepare-for-worst-scenarios-moh-complains-of-shortage-of-equipment-warns-public-against-ignoring-prevention-guidelines/

The authorities explained that the curfew was passed for the general safety of the residents against the attacks from TPLF. The statement underlined that all activities including personal movements are prohibited from 8 PM onward during which every person must remain in their homes except permitted security officials and medical vehicles.The three wheeled vehicle called ‘Bajaj’ is prohibited  to operate after 7 PM .https://addisstandard.com/news-analysis-as-the-conflict-expand-in-amhara-region-major-cities-in-the-region-enforce-curfews-limiting-vehicles-human-movements/

The press secretary addressed the status of the unilateral ceasefire  “It means that the government and the people of Ethiopia together will employ all means necessary to prevent TPLF from spiraling the country into further instability.” https://addisstandard.com/news-analysis-fed-govt-denounces-alliance-between-ola-tplf-calls-it-an-unusual-marriage/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Following the controversy that erupted on social media after a religious leader’s comments on Abdul Jabir’s funeral, Addis Standard made a second call to his brother, Sultan Hiussein who said “A family member and his wife told us that there were no injuries on his body when they found him. But I know that the body gets cut open during autopsy examination.”  https://addisstandard.com/news-update-despite-widespread-controversy-on-social-media-abduljebar-hussiens-brother-says-no-visible-injury-on-his-body-when-he-was-found/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

The report read, “ Delivery of supplies into Tigray are far below the requirement to sustain assistance to 5.2 million people,” It continued highlighting further challenges facing the humanitarian situation, “Operations continue to be affected by lack of banking services, cash, fuel, electricity and telecommunications, with some improvements in delivery of cash by humanitarian partners.” https://addisstandard.com/news-ocha-highlights-challenges-facing-the-humanitarian-situation-in-ethiopia-says-food-aid-delivered-to-54000-malnourished-children/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Gizachew explained that currently the war in Amhara region is ongoing in South Gondar zone Gayint, Farta ,Guna and South Gayint, most parts of North Wollo zone from Korem Alamata, Kobo to Mekit Gashena, and Guba Lafto areas.
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The forest, he said, is composed of three categories of plants: softwood plants, eucalyptus plants, and indigenous plants making up a total of 167 species of which 4 are indigenous. The forest is also home to more than 180 species of birds out of which 4 are endemic to Ethiopia and 32 different species of mammals with 3 endemic ones. The first ever tree nursery was also established in Suba Forest years ago, while the first wood splitters were installed in the park in 1908.
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An estimated 5 million people have been affected by the humanitarian crisis triggered by conflict nine months ago, and more than 2.1 million people are internally displaced in the region, according to IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Emergency Site Assessment Report 7, released last week.

https://addisstandard.com/news-iom-says-usd-27-million-urgently-needed-for-shelter-help-in-ethiopias-tigray-region/

The UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for Ethiopia (RC/HC), Dr. Catherine Sozi, visited Somali Region on 23 July to firsthand witness the humanitarian situation, the UN said. During the visit the Ms Sozi discussed with the regional authorities including deputy president Mustafa Muhumed, and Heads of UN and NGO Sub/Field/Hub offices “where she demonstrated the commitment of the UN to strengthen partnerships and address the needs of those most vulnerable in the region.”

She also visited Qoloji IDP camp and discussed with IDPs and communities hosting them. “The regional president highlighted that 2.4 million people in the region depend on food aid. Malnutrition cases are increasing significantly.

https://addisstandard.com/news-some-2-4-m-people-in-need-of-aid-in-somali-region-un/

Their lawyer Tadele G/medhin told Addis Standard that the court granted bail for his clients and set bail at 5,000 ETB. He added, “Their families finished the paperwork yesterday afternoon but due to the end of working hours, the federal police asked the families to return in the morning.”

https://addisstandard.com/news-regional-district-court-orders-the-release-of-awlo-media-ethio-forum-journalists-on-5000-etb-bond-family-awaits-their-release/