BY HUSSIEN MOHAMED According to security officials an Ethiopian military commander has surrendered to Al Shabab militants in Kansahdhere,Bay Province. The Ethiopian left AMISOM base in Kansahdhere and joined Al Shabaab camp in Ufurow. The armed group Al Shabab have said they welcomed the Ethiopian commander who promised to convert his religion to Islam. Ethiopian
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WASHINGTON, DC – Teddy Afro and Gossaye, the two superstars who were on schedule to perform at the annual soccer tournament underway in DC, were unable to clear travel problems to the United States and hence their shows have been cancelled, ESFNA announced in a press release on Thursday. ESFNA said the unhappy incident was
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Carnegie Corp. of New York For the tenth year, the Corporation is honoring a distinguished group of immigrants and their accomplishments with a full-page public service ad in The New York Times. The 2015 “Great Immigrants: The Pride of America” initiative includes 38 individuals who have helped advance and enlighten our society, culture, and economy.
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Ethiopian authorities must stop harassing two men and two women linked to the opposition Semayawi (Blue) Party, and immediately release them from detention, Amnesty International said as they were expected to face fresh charges in court today in the capital Addis Ababa. “On five separate occasions over the course of the last 10 days, three
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It’s official that US President Barrack Obama will be on his first official visit to Kenya this July and many Kenyans are excited about this but even as most of us celebrate the good news that the world’s most powerful leader is coming to Kenya, his 8 hour visit will bring business to a stand-still
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The Washington Post Regarding the June 25 editorial “The wrong message on democracy”: President Obama should pass up Ethiopia and visit Nigeria. Nigeria plays a far more critical role in regional security and economic issues. Nigeria’s recent elections — open and peaceful, as opposed to Ethiopia’s — encourage hope for progress and security in the region. If
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Group turns tables on ISIS fighters by releasing slick execution video of them executing jihadis while dressed in orange jumpsuits By Jay Akbar For Mailonline Propaganda video shows Jaysh Al-Islam fighters executing ISIS militants Jaysh commander calls ISIS the ‘most serious calamity for our jihad today’ Group calls itself the Army of Islam and commands
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Group turns tables on ISIS fighters by releasing slick execution video of them executing jihadis while dressed in orange jumpsuits By Jay Akbar For Mailonline Propaganda video shows Jaysh Al-Islam fighters executing ISIS militants Jaysh commander calls ISIS the ‘most serious calamity for our jihad today’ Group calls itself the Army of Islam and commands
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – Ethiopia wants to reduce its dependency on the Port of Djibouti by developing links with Mombasa Port in Kenya, Berbera Port in Somaliland, and Port Sudan in Sudan writes JOHN SAMBO. Presently, well over 90% of Ethiopia’s imports and exports pass through Djibouti Port at the mouth of the Red Sea.
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Facebook has opened its first headquarters in Africa as it looks to add to its existing 120 million users on the continent. The new office in Johannesburg will focus on growing markets in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa, it says. About one in five people in Africa have internet access, but almost double that figure
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