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Ethiopia: U.S. Alumni Global Health Workshop Kicks off in Addis

The workshop brings together twenty two alumni of U.S.-government sponsored exchange programs from Ethiopia, Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland, and Tanzania ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, February 7, 2018/ -- U.S. Ambassador Michael Raynor officially opened a three-day regional U.S. Alumni Global Health workshop on February 6, 2018 at...

Somaliland:Gang Violence Threatens in Hargeisa Security

  GANG VOILENCE THREATENS HARGIESA SECURITY In my article I would like to enlighten the increasing gangs in Hargiesa city, the worsening of the Security and it is impact on the people living in the city. Generally, Gang violence is a major problem in the world. It...

Global Experts Release Guide on Fall Armyworm Management, a Critical Global Security Threat in Africa

The pest could cause extensive maize yield losses, estimated between $3.6 and $6.2 billion per year across the 12 major African maize producing countries ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, February 6, 2018/ -- In 2016, an invasive crop pest called the fall armyworm (FAW) was first confirmed...

Calestous Juma: how Africa can honour his legacy

Ademola Adenle, Colorado State University No discussion about the history of science, technology and innovation policy in Africa is complete without mentioning Calestous Juma. Juma, Professor of International Development at Harvard University, passed away late last year after a long battle with cancer. Juma championed the...

Somalia:Mogadishu truck bomber sentenced to death

Somalia's military court has sentenced a man to death for his role in the country's deadliest bombing last year, in which at least 500 were killed. Hassan Adan Isaq was accused of leading an al-Shabab unit said to have carried out the truck attack in...

Germany:Federal Foreign Office on South Sudan peace talks(PRESS RELEASE)

BERLIN, Germany, February 6, 2018/ -- A Federal Foreign Office spokesperson issued the following statement today (5 February) against the backdrop of the start of the South Sudan peace talks: We welcome the second round of the South Sudan peace talks commencing today under the aegis...

Somalia:Ministry of Telecom organizing conference for Djiboutian, Somali telecom operators

MOGADISHU, Somalia, February 6, 2018/ -- Somalia’s minister for post, telecom and technology after meeting with his counterpart in Djibouti said his Ministry is organizing in Mogadishu a conference for the telecom operators of Somalia, Djibouti Telecom/Government in late March to discuss collaboration in...

Ethiopia:Female genital mutilation continues as change comes slowly

By: MICHAEL ATSBEHA BEKARREDAR, Ethiopia (AP) - The 25-year-old Kedija had her external genitalia removed and her vagina sewn up when she was just seven days old. She has faced a lifetime of pain. "I was unable to hold my urine for long," she told The...

UN Women announces first Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Africa

UN Women announced the appointment of renowned activist Jaha Dukureh of The Gambia as Regional Goodwill Ambassador for UN Women   NAIROBI, Kenya, February 6, 2018/ -- On the occasion of the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), UN Women announced the...

‘Ethiopian students can boost Ethio-Turkish relations’

Students strongly support Turkey's Operation Olive Branch By Sadik Kedir Abdu and Munira Abdulmenan Awel ANKARA Ethiopian students are expected to serve as a bridge for strengthening Ethio-Turkish relations, Turkey’s Deputy Education Minister said Saturday. Orhan Erdem made the remarks during the 13th annual congress of the Association...