ብራዚል "ሰርገኛ መጣ በርበሬ ቀንጥሱ ሆነች"
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
ሶስት የግብፅ ሰላዮች ተያዙ
ሶስት የግብፅ ሰላዮች ተያዙ
GAMBELLA - The
regional state government of Gambella caught today 3 Egyptian nationals
who penetrated to the the region via the war torn South Sudan in what
the regional government of Ethiopia believed to be a spying mission to
find information about the country's Renaissance Dam. The the three men
named as Yusuf Haj, Ismail Azizi and Hassan Garai were caught in
separate locations of the region.
Yusuf went to Abobo on a fake
tourist pass to see the Abobo dam of the Abobo county (Woreda). The
locals in Abobo worried about the suspicious activities he was making
near the dam and that prompted his arrest by the local police. He was
then transferred to the regional administration in Gambella for further
investigation and detentions.
The other two were caught at a
bus station in Gambella trying to board a bus to Benshangul - Gumuz
state without security passes. Benshangul-Gumuz near blue Nile is where
the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is located.
Egypt and Ethiopia have been at
odds over the construction of GERD. Egyptian government threatened to
bomb the dam as they feel that if the dam becomes operational, it would
compromise their fair share of the Nile water. Ethiopia however denied
any impact the flow of water would do to Egypt.
Moreover, South Sudan government
recently signed a military agreement with Egyptian government. The
agreement was received with too much skepticism by Addis Ababa who think
that any deal by their neighbour with Egypt would invite an attack on
the dam.
Last week, the South Sudanese
rebels claimed to have captured 12 Egyptians in Jonglei who fought
alongside the government of South Sudan.
Monday, May 5, 2014
ለወደፊት የሚመጣው ትውልድ አይናፋርና ጎባጣ ይሆናል:: ለምን? Watch this video
ለወደፊት የሚመጣው ትውልድ አይናፋርና ጎባጣ ይሆናል:: ለምን? Watch this video
ይህልም ኑሮ
Thursday, May 1, 2014
ህገ ወጥ ናችሁ የተባሉ 220 ኢትዮጵያዊያን ስደተኞች ከታንዛንያ ወደ አገራቸው ሊመለሱ ነው።
ህገ ወጥ ናችሁ የተባሉ 220 ኢትዮጵያዊያን ስደተኞች ከታንዛንያ ወደ አገራቸው ሊመለሱ ነው።
THE first batch of illegal immigrants from Ethiopia is ready for repatriation back to their home country following a one-week verification exercise that was conducted in six prisons in Coast, Iringa, Morogoro, Kilimanjaro and Tanga regions where they had been held.
Speaking in Dar es Salaam, the National Programming Officer at the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), Mr Charles Mkude, said the initiative to assist the illegal immigrants to return home follows the joint verification mission that was conducted by two teams formed by staff from IOM, immigration and prison officers and Ethiopian officials.
“As a result of the visits, a total number of 220 detainees, some of them minors when they were arrested, were verified and provided with travel documents and arrangements to travel back home,” said Mr Mkude.
He said that all of 220 detainees will be assisted by IOM to go back to Ethiopia in the next few weeks.
“We are much willing to assist IOM in this initiative; these immigrants live in adverse situations, they have no papers, they do not speak Kiswahili and are far away from their family and relatives,” Mr Mkude noted, adding that the government was hard pressed for funds to send them back home.
According to Mr Mkude, once back in Ethiopia, the returnees will be provided with assistance to facilitate their reintegration.
“This initiative has been possible thanks to the generous support of the governments of the United States, Bureau of Population and Refugees and Migration (PRM), to the “Addressing Irregular Migration Flows in Southern Africa” project.
Japan has supported the effort under the ‘’Voluntary Return Assistance to Migrants in Tanzania project,” Mr Mkude said.
In recent years, Tanzania has witnessed an increasing flow of irregular migrants from the Horn of Africa, especially Ethiopia and Somalia, who have been fleeing drought, economic deprivation, unemployment and conflict and try the southern route to look for a better life outside their own country.
However, Tanzania has become a transit corridor to Mozambique, Malawi and Zambia en route to South Africa and beyond.
As the country lacks specialised facilities to host irregular migrants, those who are caught are detained in prisons.
የኢትዮጵያ አዬር መንገድ በረራው ላይ ኢንተርኔት አገልግሎት መስጥት ሊጀምር ነው የሚል ዘገባ አለ።
Ethiopian Airlines follows Kenya Airways in Midair connectivity
When Kenya Airways a few months ago launched their largest aircraft in the fleet, a 400 seat B777-300ER, one of the innovations on board was internet connectivity, which comes on when the aircraft flies at 10.000 feet and above.
During the demonstration flight did Kenya Airways’ marketing team on board show off how this will revolutionize travel as passengers can opt to remain connected and work, or else keep their friend informed on their position via social media postings
The next deliveries of yet more of these aircraft, and of course the arrival of the B787 Dreamliner, also equipped with inflight internet connectivity, will change the game in the air and it is of little surprise therefore that closest rival on the African continent, Ethiopian Airlines, is now taking a fresh look at adding this feature on their long haul fleet too, after previously opting out of it.
Information coming out of Addis Ababa has confirmed that the airline is now in talks with service providers and if the go ahead is received the entire B777 and B787 fleet will be progressively fitted and retrofitted with the system.
Talk about competition being good for the passengers – this clearly is a prime example where the innovation of one airline spurs another to come to level terms again.
Source : eTurboNews, Inc
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
የወሬ ጭምጭምታ ፓፍ ዳዲ ክሊፐር ቡድንን ሊገዛ ነው የሚባል ወሬ እየተናፈሰ ነው።
በአንድ ጠማማ ቁጥር መጥፋት ምክንያት እህታችን አንድ ሚሊዮን ዶላር አጣች
"got 4 number's matched out of 5. if my five number was match without the mega number I will get $1 million dollar"
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