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Ethiopia: U.S., Some Western Media Act Against Legitimate Govt
Ethiopian Herald, 13 February 2022
The U.S. and some Western-led media have always sought to achieve their ulterior motives by appointing gangsters over African continent, so stated one of the Diaspora Community… Read more »
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Ethiopia: #NoMore Movement Condemns HR 6600 That Calls for Hostile U.S. Intervention in Ethiopia
ENA, 13 February 2022
The No More, a global peaceful movement has denounced the Orwellian entitled "Ethiopia Stabilization, Peace and Democracy Act" (HR 6600), which calls for the imposition of harsh… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Govt Leaders Call on Ethiopians in Diaspora to Support Peace, Development Efforts
ENA, 11 February 2022
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Demeke Mekonnen called on Ethiopians in the Diaspora to support peace and development efforts besides resisting undue external pressure. Read more »
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Ethiopia: Lack of Fuel Prevents Distribution of Critically-Needed Medical Supplies in Tigray Region
WHO, 14 February 2022
WHO has been permitted to deliver medical supplies to Tigray, Ethiopia, for the first time since July 2021, but there is no fuel to distribute them to health centres. Read more »
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USAID, 14 February 2022
In response to the devastating drought, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is providing more than $39 million in additional humanitarian aid to meet the needs of… Read more »
U.S. Bill on Ethiopia Calls For Harsh Sanctions, Violent Measures
The #NoMore Movement - a global "peaceful movement" has denounced the Orwellian entitled "Ethiopia Stabilisation, Peace and Democracy Act" (HR 6600), which calls for the imposition of harsh sanctions and violent measures against Ethiopia by the U.S.
In its statement, the movement has reaffirmed that it stands unified against HR 6600 and U.S. aggression toward Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. The bill passed by the House Foreign Affairs Committee that was introduced by U.S. representatives Tom Malinowski and Young Kim.
Drone attacks continue in the Tigray region despite Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the federal government laying the groundwork for what they call a national dialogue. The conflict has claimed thousands of lives and pushed hundreds of thousands into famine. Rights groups have accused fighters on all sides of widespread sexual violence.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Demeke Mekonnen has also called on Ethiopians in the diaspora to support peace and development efforts.
InFocus
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UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has said that women had faced "unimaginable" horrors in conflict-torn regions of Ethiopia. Read more »
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Speaking on the last day of a five-day trip to Ethiopia, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina Mohammed, has said that the country is in "a much better place" Read more »
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The United Nations' Secretary-General has made the "strongest possible appeal" for all parties in Ethiopia to immediately end the fighting in Tigray and other areas, in the s Read more »
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Drone attacks continue in the Tigray region despite Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the federal government laying the groundwork for what they call a national dialogue. Read more »
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President Joseph Biden spoke with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia on Monday January 10, 2022 "to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ethiopia and opportunities to advance peace ... Read more »
