The world Elite athlete Haile Gebresilassie Message to the Ethiopian people
የአትሌት ሀይሌ ገብረስላሴ መልእክት
Posted by ZeEthiop on Friday, April 24, 2015
Monday, April 27, 2015
Sunday, April 26, 2015
የኢፌድሪ መንግስት ሊቢያ ላይ ለሚገኙ ኢትዮጲያዊያን ስደተኞች ወደ ሀገራቸው መመለስ ለሚፈልጉ የነፃ አውሮፕላን (news in progress)
አሁን የደረሰን መረጃ አለንየኢፌድሪ መንግስት ሊቢያ ላይ ለሚገኙ ኢትዮጲያዊያን ስደተኞች ወደ ሀገራቸው መመለስ ለሚፈልጉ የነፃ አውሮፕላን ስላዘጋጀላቸው እድሉን ተጠቅመው ወደ እናት ሀገራቸው እንዲገቡ አመቻችቶላቸዋል
ትኬቱን ግብፅ እና ሱዳን በሚገኘው የኢትዮጲያ ኤንባሲ እየሄዳቹሁ ወይም በስልክ ቁጥሩ እየደወላቹሁ ሰዎቻችን እንዲተባበሯቹሁ ማደርግ ትችላላቹሁ
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San Diego Ethiopians Remembered ISIS Victims in Ethiopian Way, i.e. both Christians and Muslims together .
San Diego Ethiopians Remembered ISIS Victims in Ethiopian Way, i.e. both Christians and Muslims together .
One of the biggest mistake ISIS is making not knowing what they are looking for. If you are asking yourself ISIS is killing only Christians they are also killing Muslims, if you are asking they killing because they are killing people with no money and no power. They killing women, kids, Muslim and christian
SAN DIEGO — Hundreds from San Diego’s Ethiopian community gathered in Mission Beach Sunday for a vigil to honor more than two dozen Ethiopian Christians recently killed by ISIS in Libya.
“I started shaking — I was sad, I was broken. How can you cut someone’s head off? It’s not human — you slaughtered someone,” said Milka Badebo, a participant.
Many at the vigil have loved ones in Ethiopia and are worried more will become targets because of their faith, as ISIS continues to document dramatic mass killings of Christians.
“We are Christian. We don’t believe in killing — we don’t believe in revenge. But justice has to be served,” said Teferi Teshome, a vigil organizer.
Both Christians and Muslims joined together to honor victims — and spread awareness of a growing terror threat in their home country.
One of the biggest mistake ISIS is making not knowing what they are looking for. If you are asking yourself ISIS is killing only Christians they are also killing Muslims, if you are asking they killing because they are killing people with no money and no power. They killing women, kids, Muslim and christian
SAN DIEGO — Hundreds from San Diego’s Ethiopian community gathered in Mission Beach Sunday for a vigil to honor more than two dozen Ethiopian Christians recently killed by ISIS in Libya.
“I started shaking — I was sad, I was broken. How can you cut someone’s head off? It’s not human — you slaughtered someone,” said Milka Badebo, a participant.
Many at the vigil have loved ones in Ethiopia and are worried more will become targets because of their faith, as ISIS continues to document dramatic mass killings of Christians.
“We are Christian. We don’t believe in killing — we don’t believe in revenge. But justice has to be served,” said Teferi Teshome, a vigil organizer.
Both Christians and Muslims joined together to honor victims — and spread awareness of a growing terror threat in their home country.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
በህገወጥ መንገድ ሰወችን ከአገር አገር የሚያሸጋግረው የኤርትራው ዜጋ ኤርምያስ ግርማይ ይፈለጋል
Two millionaire people traffickers have been heard mocking the migrant boat disasters that have resulted in thousands of deaths in the Mediterranean, it has been reported.
One of them, an Eritrean called Mered Medhanie, also known as The General, was heard laughing on a police wiretap about overloading migrant ships, a problem that causes them to capsize.
Medhanie, 34, who is based in the Libyan capital of Tripoli, is said to have boasted: 'They say I put too many aboard, but they're the ones who want to leave in a hurry.'
A second trafficker, Ermias Ghermay, who is thought to have made £72million with Medhanie from smuggling in the last two years, also showed callous disregard for the plight of his 'customers'.
He was heard declaring last summer: 'They organised another trip a few days ago. I don't know what happened – they probably died.'
Ghermay, who also lives in Tripoli, was already wanted on an arrest warrant in connection with an October 2013 capsizing off Lampedusa that left 366 dead.
Reports of the conversations come just days after at least 900 people were feared to have drowned in one of the worst maritime disasters since the end of World War Two.
Lybian military uniform looks something we know?
ከ 600 በላይ ኢትዮጵያውያን ጨምሮ ከሌሎች አፍሪካ ሀገራት የመጡ ስደተኞች በሊቢያ በኩል ወደ አውሮፓ ሊያቀኑ ሲሉ መያዛቸውን ሊቢያ አስታወቀች። ዘገባው የ EuroNews ነው
Posted by Netsanet Yibeltal on Thursday, April 23, 2015
ፓስተር አርቲስት ጥበቡ ወርቅዬ የመኪና አደጋ ደረሰበት (needs your own investgation)
ፓስተር አርቲስት ጥበቡ ወርቅዬ የቤተክርስቲያኒቱን ተልኮ ለመፈፀም ትላንት ማምሻውን ከመካኒሳ ሙሉ ወንጌል ቤ/ክ ከሌሎች አገልጋዮች ጋር በመሆን ነበር ወደ ሻሸመኔ የተንቀሳቀሱት ሆኖሞ ዝዋይ ላይ ባጋጠማቸው የመገልበጥ አደጋ ጥበቡን ጨምሮ ፓስተር ይሳቅ አለማየው (የሻሸመኔ ሙሉ ወንጌል አስተዳደር) እና አሽከርካሪው ህይወታቸው ሊያልፍ ችሏል:: ቀሪ ጉዳት የደረሰባቸው አገልጋዮች በዝዋይ ሪፈራል ሆስፒታል እርዳታ እየተደረገላቸው ነው ሲል ኤልሻዳይ ቲቪ ዘግቧል::ለቤተሰብ እና ለአድናቂዎቹ መፅናናትን እንመኛለን::
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Teaching about South Africa for ZULU
This guy should be a teacher about South Africa for the Zulu people. I think the Zulu are color blind. Please watch this video.
BOYCOTT SOUTH AFRICA AND WHO R U SOUTH AFRICAN THIS IS THE HISTORIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Posted by Baba Ja on Monday, April 20, 2015
Mahmoud Ahmed (ማህሙድ አህመድ) Message to Ethiopians on I.S Murder
he and Jack Jossy has canceled their music tours. Mahmoud and the entire Ethiopia are fully
mourning for the loss of innocent Ethiopians by ISIS.
Zuma vows to tackle 'underlying' problems behind xenophobic attacks
After meeting business, civil and religious leaders, Zuma said his government would take decisive steps to address "underlying" problems behind the attacks and ensure foreigners were not targeted.
"South Africans are not xenophobic," he said. "If we don't deal with the underlying issues, it will come back."
"We have taken a decision that we don't want to see it again and therefore we are going to be working together with that determination."
Zuma gave few details of government plans, but said the violence was driven by "criminal elements" as well as friction between foreigners and locals.
Many South Africans believe poverty and a severe jobs shortage is one driving factor behind mobs in Johannesburg and Durban targeting migrants from Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique and other African countries.
The spate of attacks has revived memories of xenophobic bloodshed in 2008, when 62 people were killed, tarnishing South Africa's post-apartheid image as a "rainbow nation".
The SANDF was deployed to restore order in the 2008 unrest, and was also used against violent strikers in 2012.
'Police are overwhelmed'
Deputy general secretary of the ANC, Jessie Duarte, said the targeting of migrants was "well organised and co-ordinated" and that the army would only play a supporting role in preventing unrest.
"The army is there to assist the police [and] to ensure police are able to conduct searches," she told a press conference on Wednesday.
"The issue we have here is poverty, inequality and unemployment - it is huge for us."
Bene M'Poko, the Democratic Republic of Congo ambassador, told reporters at the event that the three weeks of violence threatened South Africa's reputation for tolerance.
"This is a sad day for South Africa... and also for the continent," he said.
"The deployment of the army indicated that police are overwhelmed," he added, accusing police of being slow to react.
"We in the diplomatic community wondered, where [are] the riot police?"
Late Tuesday, dozens of soldiers surrounded the workers' hostel in Jeppestown that has been a hotspot for xenophobic clashes, and police stormed inside.
As a helicopter hovered overhead, officers moved from floor to floor conducting searches as residents lay face down in corridors.
"Eleven suspects were arrested in Jeppe hostel for possession of dagga and stolen property. They were aged between 24 and 49," police spokesperson Solomon Makgale said.
'Soldiers are trained to kill'
The involvement of soldiers was criticised by the EFF as a overreaction and a misuse of the military.
"[The] government is losing control over society and now resorting to extreme measures in the same manner done by the apartheid regime," it said.
"Soldiers and armies all over the world are trained to kill, and we will not be shocked when instead of keeping peace in the townships, there are casualties."
A mass anti-xenophobia march is planned in Johannesburg on Thursday, and Zuma is due to hold talks with groups representing foreign nationals living in South Africa on Friday.
Regional relations have been strained by the attacks, with Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique organising for some worried citizens to return home.
Neighbouring Mozambique said more than 2 000 citizens had fled the violence.
Five buses also arrived back in Zimbabwe on Wednesday.
"I don't know what to do next," said Wonder Nyamutowa, who worked as a construction worker in Durban.
"I am a breadwinner and I could manage to send money back to my family, but I won't go back."
AFP
Nigeria summons SA ambassador over xenophobic attacks
2015-04-22 21:05
Abuja - Nigeria's foreign ministry has summoned South
Africa's High Commissioner over anti-immigrant violence in which at least seven
people have been killed, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
SANDF soldiers were deployed on Tuesday to try to quell the unrest after being criticised by governments including China and Zimbabwe for failing to protect foreigners from armed mobs.
"The essence of the summon was to register Nigeria's protest over the on-going xenophobic attacks against fellow Africans in South Africa," the ministry said, adding that the meeting had happened on Monday.
It also called on authorities to quell the unrest and bring those involved to book.
On Tuesday, four men aged between 18 and 22 were charged with the murder and robbery of a Mozambican man, Emmanuel Sithole, whose death was captured by a newspaper photographer and plastered across the front pages, shocking the nation.
Isolated counter-protests involving a few dozen people have occurred in Nigeria, an economy in which South African firms such as mobile phone giant MTN and supermarket chain Shoprite have large stakes.
Diplomats from several African countries have urged their citizens back home not to seek vengeance.
"We are appealing to our countries not to retaliate," Democratic Republic of the Congo Ambassador Bene M'Poko told a news conference in Johannesburg, stressing that South African firms in the rest of the continent were "working peacefully".
Reuters
SANDF soldiers were deployed on Tuesday to try to quell the unrest after being criticised by governments including China and Zimbabwe for failing to protect foreigners from armed mobs.
"The essence of the summon was to register Nigeria's protest over the on-going xenophobic attacks against fellow Africans in South Africa," the ministry said, adding that the meeting had happened on Monday.
It also called on authorities to quell the unrest and bring those involved to book.
On Tuesday, four men aged between 18 and 22 were charged with the murder and robbery of a Mozambican man, Emmanuel Sithole, whose death was captured by a newspaper photographer and plastered across the front pages, shocking the nation.
Isolated counter-protests involving a few dozen people have occurred in Nigeria, an economy in which South African firms such as mobile phone giant MTN and supermarket chain Shoprite have large stakes.
Diplomats from several African countries have urged their citizens back home not to seek vengeance.
"We are appealing to our countries not to retaliate," Democratic Republic of the Congo Ambassador Bene M'Poko told a news conference in Johannesburg, stressing that South African firms in the rest of the continent were "working peacefully".
Reuters
In less than a week after ISIS killed Ethiopian Christians and Muslim, the head of evil ISIS badly wounded.
Unless you are moron you don’t touch Ethiopian. Ethiopian is a land blessed by Jesus and Alah.
In less than a week after ISIS killed Ethiopian Christians and Muslim, the head of evil ISIS badly wounded. You have not seen yet..
እግዚያብሔር ዝም አላለም
Posted by Mahlet Tesfaye on Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
ደቡብ አፍሪካ ለኢትዮጵያውያን ይቅርታ ጠየቀች/South Africa Government apologized to Ethiopians
ዛሬ በሎስ አንጀለስ ከተማ በሚገኘው የደቡብ አፍሪካ ቆንስላ/ኢምባሲ ላይ በመገኝት በኢትዮጵያውያንና አፍሪካውያን ላይ እየደረሰ ያለውን ስቃይ ለአለም ህዝብ እና ለደቡብ አፍሪካ ለማሳወቅ ለሄዱት ኢትዮጵያውያን የደቡብ አፍሪካው ኢምባሲ ዙሉ የሚባሉ እንሰሳዎች እያደረጉ ያለውን አሳፋሪ ተግባረ በማውገዝ ታላቅ ይቀርታ ጠይቀዋል።
The black south Africans have no gut to come out & say anything. But the true white south Africans did come out & apologize.ETHIOPIA TEKEDEM. ❤️
Posted by Danny Yemechesh on Tuesday, April 21, 2015
This Young & Gentle Muslim Man made me Emotional.
Posted by Eyob T. Seyoum on Tuesday, April 21, 2015
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