By ቴዎድሮስ ተ/አረጋይ ማለዳ ፌስቡክ እንዴት አደረ? ብዬ ስከፍት የተዋናይት ሜሮን ጌትነትን ለወሊድ አሜሪካ ልትሄድ መሆኑን አንብቤ ቴዲ አፍሮ ትዝ አለኝ ። የሜሮን አይገርምም ። አሁን ልጆቻቸው ኢትዮጵያ እንዲወለዱ የሚፈቅዱ ወላጆች ጥቂት ወይም እዚያ የመውለድ እድሉ የሌላቸው ናቸው ። የባለሀብት ፣ የባለስልጣን ፣ የፓይለት ፣ የሆስቴስ ፣ ወዘተ ልጆች አሜሪካ ነው በብዛት የሚወለዱት ። ለብዙዎች
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The Daily Star Guards on Saudi Arabia’s southern border with Yemen have killed two Ethiopians trying to smuggle drugs and alcohol into the kingdom, the official SPA news agency reported. The agency said late Saturday that another three smugglers were wounded and four police were slightly hurt in a firefight. Citing a spokesman for Saudi
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Landmark Deal Caps a Record Year for Frontier Market Debt Issuance By Ben Edwards The Wall Street Journal Ethiopia completed its debut dollar bond sale on Thursday, capping off a record year for frontier market debt issuance. The 10-year bond priced to yield 6.625% and raised $1 billion, according to one of the banks working
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Landmark Deal Caps a Record Year for Frontier Market Debt Issuance By Ben Edwards The Wall Street Journal Ethiopia completed its debut dollar bond sale on Thursday, capping off a record year for frontier market debt issuance. The 10-year bond priced to yield 6.625% and raised $1 billion, according to one of the banks working
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Selam Sekuar, a UC Berkeley freshman and international student from Ethiopia, was fatally struck by a train at the Downtown Berkeley BART Station on Nov. 25. She was 19. Known for her warm personality and dedication to her studies, Sekuar was a MasterCard Foundation Scholar. The program provides financial and academic support for successful students
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Selam Sekuar, a UC Berkeley freshman and international student from Ethiopia, was fatally struck by a train at the Downtown Berkeley BART Station on Nov. 25. She was 19. Known for her warm personality and dedication to her studies, Sekuar was a MasterCard Foundation Scholar. The program provides financial and academic support for successful students
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OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (ODI) DECEMBER 2014 – Recent research on child migration has largely departed from the early trafficking narrative and has tended to highlight agency and the ways in which children’s migration can play a key role in their ‘future-seeking’. Migration is increasingly regarded as a vehicle for improving children’s opportunities for schooling and
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HAARETZ Yonatan Heilo was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder; judge says appellant’s distressed background cannot serve as a grounds for mitigating his sentence. Dozens of people arrived at the Supreme Court on Monday to show their support for a man sentenced to 20 years in prison for murdering the man he says
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Atakelte Admasu accused of neglecting handicapped victims Author: Dawn Brooks, News4jax Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office booking photo of Atakelte Admasu JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -A man was arrested Friday after 10 physically and mentally handicapped residents between the ages of 46 and 62 were found locked inside a Jacksonville home, unable to leave, police said.The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office
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Asharq al-Awsat By Abdulrahman al-Rashed This is yet another sickening narrative in the world of crime that has given us the right to ask: isn’t it about time to reconsider provisions that allow criminals to be released and escape punishment under the excuse of a victim’s family pardon? Doesn’t the society also have the right
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