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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News Analysis: Amhara Region Says it is engaged militarily on multiple fronts against the TPLF
By Getahun Tsegaye @GetahunTsegay12 Addis Abeba. August 16, 2021. The Amhara Regional Communication Bureau released a press briefing on current affairs mainly focusing on TPLF and the ongoing conflict in the Amhara region. Gizachew Muluneh the head of Amhara…
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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Travel: In a hidden tourism Gem just outside of capital, locals seek development
By Etenesh Abera @EteneshAb Addis Abeba, August 16/2021 – Named after the Oromo tribe that inhabit the area, Suba-Menagesha Forest serves as the perfect weekend getaway for hikers and visitors from the nearby capital of Addis Ababa. The forest, consisting…
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.
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News: IOM Says USD 27 Million Urgently Needed for Shelter Help in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region
Addis Ababa, August 17, 2021 – The Ethiopia Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item (ES/NFI) Cluster led by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said today USD 27 million is urgently needed to continue providing emergency shelter and other assistance…
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.
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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.
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News: Some 2.4 m people in need of aid in Somali Region: UN
Addis Abeba, August 17/2021 – The UN country team in Ethiopia said some 2.4 million people are in need of aid in Somali regional state. The report came amid reports of rising malnutrition and impending water shortage in the region. The UN Resident and Humanitarian…
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.”
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News: Regional District Court orders the release of Awlo Media, Ethio-Forum Journalists on 5,000 ETB bond; Family awaits their…
By Mahlet Fasil @MahletFasil Addis Abeba, August 17/2021 – Yesterday, at a hearing in Awash Fentale District Court in Afar regional state, where Journalists Abebe Bayu and Yayesew Shimeles of Ethio-Forum, Bekalu Alamrew and Fanuel Kinfu of Awlo Media , the…
On June 29 the Federal High Court, Lideta Branch, First Constitutional and Anti-Terrorism Bench decided to hold prosecutor’s witnesses hearing against the defendants in Eskeinder Nega’s file in open sessions. The hearing was set to take place on July 15, 16, 21, 22 and 23.
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News: Fed. Supreme Court Cassation Bench rules to hold open witness hearing in Eskinder Nega Et,al
By Mahlet Fasil @MahletFasil Addis Abeba, August 17/2021 – The Federal supreme court cassation Bench yesterday decided to hold prosecutor’s witnesses hearing against the defendants in Eskeinder Nega’s file in open sessions. On June 29 the Federal High Court…
“Ethiopian security forces in recent weeks have carried out rampant arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances of Tigrayans in Addis Ababa,” said Laetitia Bader, Horn of Africa director at Human Rights Watch. “The government should immediately stop its ethnic profiling, which has cast unjustified suspicion on Tigrayans, produce information on everyone being held, and provide redress to victims.”
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Ethiopia: Ethnic Tigrayans Forcibly Disappeared
Photograph: Britta Pedersen/dpa/Alamy Addis Abeba, August 18/ 2021 - Ethiopian authorities since late June 2021 have arbitrarily detained, forcibly disappeared, and committed other abuses against ethnic Tigrayans in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Abeba. The authorities…
#Ethiopia: #Amhara Regional State Police College is graduating its 8th round Special Forces Police in #DebreMarkos city, in east #Gojam zone of Amhara state, the regional government media reported.
The graduation is being attended by senior regional and federal government and security officials including Gedu Andargachew, National Security Affairs Advisor to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who was the former president of Amhara state, and Minister of Foreign Affairs prior to his current role.
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The graduation is being attended by senior regional and federal government and security officials including Gedu Andargachew, National Security Affairs Advisor to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who was the former president of Amhara state, and Minister of Foreign Affairs prior to his current role.
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